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04-06 02:30

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Emily Rose Gray

L. Golob

84′

Kayla Jardine

E. Dolan

81′

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D.Ypema

78′

M.Earl

S.Maatta

78′

E. Whelan

n.wrobel

69′

m.forsyth

L.Wade

66′

L.Forrest

A.Harrison

63′

j.slattery

O.Adamolekun

45′

Eilidh Shore

J.Andrews

45′

R.Johnstone

C.Dias

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Match Info

Hearts Women secured a crucial 1-0 away victory over Glasgow City Women in the Scottish Women's Premier League on Monday, April 6th, 2026. The match, which kicked off at 02:30, was a significant upset as the visitors managed to stifle the perennial title contenders on their own ground, a result that shakes up the top of the league table. The only goal of the game came in the second half, following a period of sustained pressure from the home side. Against the run of play, Hearts Women launched a swift counter-attack that culminated in a clinical finish, sending the traveling supporters into raptures. Glasgow City dominated possession for large spells and created several opportunities, but they were repeatedly denied by a combination of resilient defending and excellent goalkeeping from the Hearts side. The standout performance came from the Hearts goalkeeper, who made a series of vital saves to preserve the clean sheet and the three points. This result is a major blow to Glasgow City's title aspirations, potentially allowing rivals to close the gap at the summit, while for Hearts, it is a statement win that boosts their own league position and confidence. Post-match, the Hearts manager would have hailed her team's defensive discipline and fighting spirit, while the Glasgow City coach was left to lament her side's profligacy in front of goal.