SWPL: Glasgow City secure title with injury-time goal to end Rangers & Celtic’s hopes | Football News

Glasgow City snatched the SWPL title from Celtic with a stoppage-time goal against Rangers on a dramatic final day of the season.

In the most exciting climax to a campaign in SWPL history, all three teams were in contention for the title and the two Champions League spots.

Celtic were 2-0 up again Hearts and on course for their first title before Lauren Davidson fired in a stoppage-time winner for City at Ibrox to clinch their 16th league honour.

Celtic, who finished second and were set to claim the title on goal difference until Davidson’s last-gasp intervention, will will join City in the Champions League next season.

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