The Scottish Women's Premier League title race culminates on Sunday as Hearts host Hibernian with a two-point advantage over Rangers, who face Glasgow City. Eva Olid prepares for a emotional farewell, while Rangers head coach Leanne Crichton seeks a title in her debut season.

Olid, departing Hearts this summer, reflected on last week's frustrating 0-0 draw with Glasgow City. 'We need to learn to live that out and just focus in the game,' she said, acknowledging her side's nervousness. Hearts hold the head-to-head advantage over Rangers, meaning a points tie would see them claim the crown.

Crichton's message is simple: 'Win the game.' Despite securing European football, she's focused purely on the result. 'There is nothing else that the players need to worry about other than winning game,' she explained. Rangers have claimed only one point from their four meetings with Hearts this season.

Celtic face Partick Thistle in the other fixture, with both teams preparing for next weekend's Women's Scottish Cup final. The conclusion of this season sets up an intriguing summer transfer window for both title contenders.