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Hibernian Women 2–0 Hearts Women | Scottish Women’s Premier League | 24 May 2026

Hibernian Women claimed a convincing 2–0 victory over Edinburgh rivals Hearts Women at Easter Road on 24 May 2026. The result kept Hibs in the hunt for the Scottish Women’s Premier League title, while Hearts remained stuck in mid‑table.

First Half: Hibs Take Control

From the opening whistle, Hibernian imposed themselves on the match. Midfielder Lizzie Arnot controlled the tempo, and in the 22nd minute she delivered a precise free‑kick that found striker Emma Walker, who headed past Hearts goalkeeper Charlotte Parker. Hearts struggled to create chances, with Hibs’ back three of Rachel McLauchlan, Siobhan Hunter, and Kirsty Smith standing firm.

Hibs doubled their lead just before half‑time. A rapid counter‑attack saw winger Ruesha Littlejohn drive down the left and cross for Arnot, who side‑footed home from close range. The goal highlighted the gulf in quality between the sides.

Second Half: Hearts Push But Fail to Break Through

Hearts improved after the break, with substitutions adding energy. They nearly reduced the deficit in the 68th minute when striker Louise Mason hit the crossbar from 20 yards. However, Hibs remained organised and dangerous on the break. The visitors could not find a way past goalkeeper Jenna Fife, who made several sharp saves to secure her clean sheet.

Standout Players

  • Lizzie Arnot (Hibernian) – A goal and an assist, running the midfield.
  • Emma Walker (Hibernian) – Pressing relentlessly and scoring the opener.
  • Jenna Fife (Hibernian) – Reliable goalkeeping to preserve the clean sheet.

Lease Implications

The win kept Hibernian within touching distance of league leaders Glasgow City, who also won big on the same day. Hearts remained in seventh place, but their season was overshadowed by the dominant display from their city rivals. For Hibs, the performance was a signal of their title ambitions as the season reached its midpoint.