Hibernian picked up their first post-split win in stunning fashion as Rosie Livingstone's late goal sunk Hearts in an end-to-end Edinburgh derby at Oriam.

The lively forward tore down the right to reach Jess Ramsay's searching ball before smashing a sensational strike in to the far left corner from distance in the 89th minute.

It had looked like Eva Olid's side, who remain second in the SWPL on goal difference, were going to salvage a draw after Georgia Timms slotted in from close range to cancel out Jess Fitzgerald's thumping opener.

But, Livingstone - not for the first time against the Jambos - found a late winner to ensure Joelle Murray's first Edinburgh derby as head coach ended in victory.

Captain Kelly Clark scored a 94th-minute winner as Celtic snatched victory against Partick Thistle in a five-goal thriller at Petershill Park.

The defender was alert to direct in a front-post flick-on from a corner to secure a first post-split victory for Grant Scott's side.

The Scotland international opened the scoring after just three minutes as a long searching ball caused confusion in the Thistle ranks, but Gary Holt's hit back just five minutes later through Erin Rennie's rasping, long range strike.

Maria McAneny continued her goalscoring form for club and country to restore the visitors' lead but Olivia King's fabulous free-kick in the 89th-minute appeared to ensure a share of the spoils.

But Clark was to have the first and last say as she stepped up to secure the three points for Celtic who moved level on points with second-place Hearts.

League leaders Glasgow City suffered their first defeat of the SWPL season as Katie Wilkinson's 91st-minute penalty delivered victory for Rangers at Broadwood.

Back-to-back draws against the Old Firm looked to be on the cards for Leanne Ross' side until 18-year-old striker Laura Berry hit the deck in the final minute of normal time after she took a shot a goal.

Referee Regan Wallace had no hesitation in blowing his whistle and pointing to the spot, despite City's shock and protestations.

Scotland goalkeeper Lee Gibson, who had been imperious throughout and twice denied Wilkinson, was sent the wrong way, though, prompting wild celebrations in the Rangers ranks.

City's lead at the summit has been reduced to four points with Hearts and Celtic on their heels, while Leanne Crichton's side are a further point back.

Follow the latest Scottish women's football news

• Hearts v Hibernian (13:00) - watch BBC Scotland coverage here
• Partick Thistle v Celtic (13:00)
• Hamilton Academical v Aberdeen (14:30)
• Motherwell v Montrose (16:00)
• Rangers v Glasgow City (16:10) - watch BBC Alba coverage here

The post-split fixtures in the SWPL continue on Sunday with all 10 teams in action.

And there are two matches available to watch.