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#SBSSWPL: Celtic FC Women beat Rangers at Parkhead #SBSSWPL: Celtic FC Women beat Rangers at Parkhead PA Images Celtic beat SBS Scottish Women’s Premier League leaders Rangers at Parkhead, Glasgow City went top with victory at Hibernian. Forfar Farmington 1-2 Spartans Hibernian 1-2 Glasgow City Rangers lost Kirsty Howat to an early injury, replaced by Indian international Bala Devi, who hit the bar after the break. The Gers’ Kirsten Reilly was similarly denied from distance, before an 80th-minute counter attack led to Celtic substitute Mariah Lee rounding keeper Jenna Fife to slot home the only goal. TADHAL!⚽️ GOAL! Lee rounds the keeper and slots the ball in to the net to put Celtic ahead! ....
3 mins read Scotland’s women ended a European Championship qualifying campaign of missed opportunities with a demoralising 2-0 defeat to streetwise Portugal. Scotland, who had the better of the match, were unable to take their chances, despite having 70% of possession and six shots on target. Portugal however, were ruthless, and capitalised on Scotland’s wastefulness with a goal in both halves, scored by Ana Capeta and Fatima Pinto. The loss leaves Scotland with no wins against the two teams above them in Qualifying Group E – Finland and Portugal. Interim Head Coach, Stuart McLaren, told BBC Scotland: “We battered them 0-2 didn’t we? One of the key points for us was to dominate possession but to have a purpose to it. ....
Scotland ended their EURO 2022 Qualification campaign with a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Portugal. A first half goal along with a last gasp strike in injury time produced a scoreline which gave an unfair reflection of a match which Scotland dominated largely, but were ultimately unable to find the back of the net. In surreal circumstances, Scotland stepped out in Cyprus to face Portugal in what was classified as a home match. The game was due to be played at Easter Road but the venue was changed due to current UK travel restrictions. It was a special occasion for both Jenna Fife and Sam Kerr who made their first competitive starts for Scotland. ....