SWPL: Rangers, Celtic and Glasgow City all record convincing victories

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It took the Glasgow side, who have a game in hand over Rangers, until the 40th minute to make the breakthrough against the fifth-placed hosts thanks to a header from defender Chloe Craig.
That was until three quick goals midway through the first half as Megan Bell curled in a drive from just inside the penalty area, Mia McAulay slotted in from a Kirsty Maclean cross and midfielder Hardy pounced on a defensive error.
Bance, the 20-year-old midfielder on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion, scored within three minutes of coming on for her debut as a substitute and was also among a flurry of goals in which Hardy added three more, Kirsty Howat and Mia McAulay both scored twice and Tessel Middag also found the net.
It was a similar story for United at Petershill, where it took City until seven minutes before half-time to make the breakthrough as Brenna Lovera's header came off the crossbar and centre-half Meikayla Moore nodded it over the line.