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06 Sept 2025
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Ciara Grant played the last half-an-hour as Rangers beat Celtic
Ciara Grant played the last half-an-hour as Rangers overcame Celtic on Sunday to maintain top spot in the SWPL.
The Letterkenny woman, whose move to Rangers was confirmed last month, replaced Megan Bell with the ‘Gers 2-0 in front.
Two goals from Jane Ross, in between a Brogan Hay goal, saw Rangers get the better of their Old Firm rivals at Rangers Training Centre,
St Johnston native Tyler Toland came in for the last 14 minutes for Celtic. Toland might have got a late consolation but her strike was held by Jenna Fife, the Rangers goalkeeper.
The win sees Rangers stay two points clear of second-placed Glasgow City with Rangers having a game in hand.
Celtic have played two games more than Rangers and are seven points behind in third spot.
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