American striker Brenna Lovera was often the big name in Town’s victory at Petershill Landscape, then opening the scoring by scoring a second-half penalty.
Wilma Forsblom concluded victory in the era of trauma while the city remained somewhat sunlit.
Rangers midfielder Charlie Devlin, on loan from Birmingham, scored a hat-trick in the rout of Montrose. There have been doubles for Rio Hardy, Jane Ross and Kirsty Maclean, and Katie Wilkinson is also heading in the right direction.
Craig Feroz’s team, which has not won in six games, responded through Holly Daniel and Georgia Carter.
Emma Lawton was loaned to Celtic and ran in K-Landscape before Saoirse Noonan’s header doubled the credit.
Chelsie Watson’s own role put Motherwell 3 I’m sick in the fracture and Lucy Ashworth-Clifford’s accident sealed Celtic’s victory, keeping them four points adrift of supremacy.
Aberdeen, in the first game in Scott Sales’ space, opened the scoring at Balmoral through Emily Kraft before Hibs ran amok.
Kirsten Reilly leveled and a double from Eilidh Adams put Hibs 3-1 up. A Nicola Jameison feature of her own was added to by a six-minute hat-trick from replacement Kathleen McGovern.
There was also a hat-trick for Hearts forward Bayley Hutchison, last season’s SWPL top scorer in the rout of United. Lisa Robertson scored twice and Monica Forsyth, Kayla Jardine, Eilidh Shore and a private role from Ellie Cowie made it a riotous victory for Eva Olid’s team, who stay level in trouble with Rangers.
After a goalless first half at Ainslie Landscape, Hannah Cunningham put Queen’s Landscape in front before Hannah Jordan equalized for the Spartans with a free kick.
