Olivia McLoughlin said Rangers had "a point to prove" in their 2-1 victory over Celtic in the SWPL Cup semi-final. Second half goals from Rio Hardy and Katie Wilkinson put Rangers ahead and although a late strike from Emma Lawton made it a nervy ending,

Katie Wilkinson's wonderful free-kick ensured Rangers will have the opportunity to win the SWPL Cup for a third consecutive season as they defeated Celtic in a frenetic Old Firm derby. After a fairly quiet and even first half,

Nicky Devlin is praying victory at Elgin will spark a revival that carries Aberdeen to a first Scottish Cup triumph in 35 years. But the defender knows that depends on getting the Dons’ dismal league form back on track at Pittodrie this Saturday.

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Watch the SWPL Cup semi-final between Celtic and holders Rangers and follow updates from Hibernian v Aberdeen.

Former Rangers striker, Billy Dodds, says he 'missed out' on Celtic move as Parkhead club looked for Henrik Larsson injury cover.

The fierce rivals clash for a place in the first domestic final of the season in a week where they have been in the headlines

The Rangers Women manager was shown a straight red card at New Douglas Park in a bizarre incident on the touchline . Referee Abbie Hendry was quick to produce the red card after Potter had balanced the ball on her foot and then moved it behind her back before passing it to her player, Lizzie Arnot.

Celtic faced Young Boys in the first round of the 1993-94 Uefa Cup, drawing 0-0 away before winning the second leg 1-0 at Celtic Park thanks to Alain Baumann's own goal. In all European competitions,

Rangers manager Jo Potter was shown a straight red card during the Sky Sports Cup semi-final tie against Celtic. The Ibrox Women's boss looked stunned as referee Abbie Hendry produced the red card in the 54th minute.

Celtic and Rangers go head-to-head in the Sky Sports Cup semi-final this afternoon. The rivals will square off at New Douglas Park to compete for a spot in the final of the competition. Hibernian and Aberdeen will go head to head in the other semi-final, kick-off time at Meadowbank is ten minutes earlier at 4pm.

Philippe Clement admits that Rangers have ’felt‘ the loss of John Souttar as he fires a warning over Celtic’s transfer dealings.