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Glasgow City vs Hibs: LIVE Updates (SSE Scottish Women's Cup Final)
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FT GLASGOW CITY 4-3 HIBS
City have managed to reclaim the Scottish Cup in a cracker of a final here at Tynecastle. Hibs twice led but it's the league winners who add the cup to their haul thanks to goals from Eilish McSorley, Leanne Crichton and a Clare Shine double
GLASGOW CITY ARE THE SSE SCOTTISH WOMEN'S CUP CHAMPIONS 2019
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3 minutes
GOAL 90' GLASGOW CITY 4-3 Hibs
SHINE LOOKS TO HAVE WON THE GAME FOR CITY AS SHE CUTS INSIDE AND FIRES THE BALL HIGH INTO THE CORNER
88' Megan Foley picks up the first yellow card of the game for a late challenge on Murray
78' City make their second change of the afternoon as Megan Foley replaces Kirsty Howat. Jenna Clark earlier came on for Eilish McSorley.
Hibs have made one change of their own, Shannon Leishman replacing Colette Cavanagh
72' Fife manages to tip Lauder's effort over the bar
GOAL 70' GLASGOW CITY 3-3 Hibs
City level things up again with Shine heading home at the back post from Lauder's corner. Can either side find a winner in the last 20 minutes?
68' Lauder's free kick sails harmlessly over the bar
63' Rachel McLauchlan turns Cavanagh inside out before finding Lauder but Joelle Murray blocks her effort
56' Crichton shots from distance and Fife has to be alert to put the ball behind for the corner
GOAL 53' Glasgow City 2-3 HIBS
The goals are flying in here as Hibs take the lead for the second time this afternoon
Alexander's clearance falls to the feet of Gallacher and her shot deflects off the foot of Leanne Ross and over the keeper for the game's fifth goal
52' Napier almost turns provider as her cross finds Colette Cavanagh, but her diving header is kept out by Alexander
GOAL 49' Glasgow City 2-2 HIBS
We're all square again at Tynecastle as Jamie-Lee Napier pokes the ball under Alexander following good build up play from Gallacher and Shannon McGregor
Today's official attendance is 3123, a new SSE Scottish Women's Cup record!
46' Hibs kick off for the second half. Can they come from behind to make it four Scottish Cup's in a row?
HALF TIME GLASGOW CITY 2-1 HIBS
It's Glasgow City who lead at half time in Edinburgh, goals from Eilish McSorley and Leanne Crichton putting them in front after Amy Gallacher had given Hibs a 31'st minute lead
We'll be back in 15 minutes for the second half
GOAL 39' GLASGOW CITY 2-1 Hibs
The game is turned on its head in Edinburgh as Hayley Lauder crosses for Leanne Crichton to loop a half volley over Jenna Fife and Glasgow City move in front
GOAL 36' GLASGOW CITY 1-1 Hibs
City level the scores through Eilish McSorley, the defender slamming home from close range after Napier's slack pass
GOAL 31' Glasgow City 0-1 HIBS
Jamie-Lee Napier bursts through the middle before playing the ball out wide to Colette Cavanagh whose low ball across goal is flicked home by Amy Gallacher to give Hibs the lead
28' Fife holds Shine's effort
26' Sam Kerr shoots straight at Jenna Fife before Clare Shine strikes just wide
24' City final manage to threaten the Hibs goal, Kirsty Howat skipping past Siobhan Hunter before firing just over the bar from distance
22' Hibs break forward and get into the box but Amy Muir's pass is cut out and City clear
10' It's been a fairly even game in the opening exchanges with neither side yet able to test the opposition goalkeeper
KICK-OFF
1' Glasgow City get us underway here at Tynecastle
The players are out and it's almost time for kick off
Hibs: Fife; Hunter, Murray, Michie; Muir, Cornet, Boyle, McGregor, Cavanagh; Napier, Gallacher
Glasgow City: Alexander; McLauchlan, Ross, McSorley, Docherty; Kerr, Love, Crichton, Lauder; Shine, Howat
There's an hour until kick off in the 2019 SSE Scottish Women's Cup Final here at Tynecastle
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Grant Scott expecting hard task
"We know it's going to be a real tough one, I think confidence would be a bit too strong but we're certainly confident in our ability and we'll take the match as it comes but we're under no illusions."
Booth hungry for success
"It's been a little while since we've lifted the trophy and we're really hungry to do it this time. It would mean a fantastic end to what's been a very good season for the club. "
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Hibs: Predicted XI
Fife; Murray, Hunter, Michie; Muir, Cornet, McGregor, Boyle, Cavanagh; Napier, Gallacher
Glasgow City: Predicted XI
Alexander; McLauchlan, Ross, Clark, Docherty; Kerr, Love, Crichton, Lauder; Shine, Howat
Hibs team news
Like City, Hibs are also without any injury or suspension worries for the final and will look to the likes of Jamie-Lee Napier for the goals to win the trophy
Glasgow City team news
City have a fully fit squad for the final with the main decision for Scott Booth who to play in goal, Lee Alexander or Erin Clachers
Cup control to continue for Hibees?
The capital side yet again finished second in the league, behind today's opponents and lost all three meetings between the sides in SWPL 1. They beat them to the SWPL Cup in May though, so can they make it four Scottish Cup's in a row?
City aiming to add cup to league title
Glasgow City have won 13 SWPL titles in a row but when it comes to the cup, Hibs have the edge having won the last six domestic cup competitions.
Can City finally reclaim the trophy?
This is the last game of the women's football season in Scotland as the top two sides in the country go head to head in the showpiece final.
Kick off time
Glasgow City vs Hibs will be played at Tynecastle Park, in Edinburgh, Scotland. The kick-off is scheduled at 4:10pm UK time.