39 goals were scored on a dramatic Sunday of Fifth Round action in the Women's Scottish Cup.
Holders Celtic are safely through to the quarter-finals after a comfortable victory over Boroughmuir Thistle and they got off to a dream start with Megan Bowie giving them the lead within a minute. Their SWPL2 opponents made them work for their victory, but a double from Chloe Craig and goals from Maria McAneny and Liv Fergusson eventually saw Celtic run out 5-0 victors.
SWPL leaders Glasgow City are also safely through after of victory of the same scoreline against Aberdeen. They took an early lead through Priscilla Chinchilla's back post finish but they could not find any further goals in a tight first half.
Substitute Mairead Fulton extended their lead at the start of the second half though and she grabbed her second of the game on 64 minutes to make it 3-0. As the Dons tired, City made the scoreline comfortable with a debut goal from Miracle Porter before Sophia Martin rounded off the win.
Rossvale have enjoyed an impressive run in the Scottish Cup but the Championship side came up against a relentless Rangers side who scored 13 unanswered goals in a clinical display. Lizzie Arnot scored a hat-trick while there were nine different scorers for Malky Thomson's side who are looking to secure a cup double this season after winning the Sky Sports Cup in December.
Glasgow Women have endured a difficult campaign in the SWPL this season but they did enjoy a positive result in the Scottish Cup as they won 2-0 at Ayr United. Meanwhile, Kilmarnock came out on top against St Johnstone in an all-SPWL 2 encounter. Lisa Swanson's first half strike was enough to settle a tight affair at Rugby Park.
Hibernian have won this competition on eight occasions and they took one step towards victory this season with a 4-0 victory over East Fife, while Motherwell avoided an upset as they enjoyed a 4-0 victory over SWPL2 leaders Montrose.
It took extra-time to separate Partick Thistle and Hearts in the final game of the day, with Clare Docherty cancelling out Georgia Timms' opener as the scores finished level in normal time.
It was Hearts who would prevail in extra-time, with two goals in two minutes from Katie Rood and Cailin Michie putting the away side in control before Ciara Grant's free-kick added gloss in the final minute.
Ayr United 0-2 Glasgow Women
Boroughmuir Thistle 0-5 Celtic
Glasgow City 5-0 Aberdeen
Hibernian 4-0 East Fife
Kilmarnock 1-0 St Johnstone
Motherwell 4-0 Montrose
Partick Thistle 1-4 Heart of Midlothian (AET)
Rossvale 0-13 Rangers