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Rangers and Glasgow City advance to the Women's Scottish Cup semi-finals against Aberdeen and Motherwell, respectively.

Motherwell's victory at Ibrox marks Rangers' third straight home defeat, showcasing their current struggles under interim management.

Rangers secured the top spot in the Scottish Women's Premier League with a decisive win over Motherwell, powered by Katie Wilkinson's goal.

Rangers remain unbeaten in the league after eight games, with a clean defensive record.

Glasgow City overtakes Celtic for second place with a decisive win against Hibernian.

Motherwell ends their losing streak emphatically with a 6-0 victory against Queen's Park.

Spartans achieve a crucial win against Aberdeen to improve their league standings.

Rangers' home performance has declined sharply, leading to three straight defeats, raising urgent concerns for interim coach Barry Ferguson.

Kettlewell criticizes refereeing decisions after loss to Celtic, feeling his team was unjustly treated.

Scott Brown rules out interest in Motherwell job amid Celtic transfer speculation.

Football served as a coping mechanism for Lennon Miller, who channeled his grief into the sport after losing his mother at a young age.

The draw for the Scottish League Cup quarter-finals largely benefitted top-tier teams while lower league clubs face tougher matchups.

Motherwell and Ross County are both in dire need of points to avoid relegation.

Motherwell signs Apostolos Stamatelopoulos from Newcastle Jets as a goalscorer with 17 goals in the last season.

Motherwell prioritizes player value and club status over quick sales for Lennon Miller, rejecting bids under their valuation.

Liverpool is intensifying efforts to sign Motherwell's Lennon Miller amidst competition from other Premier League clubs.

Lennon Miller, at 18, becomes Motherwell's captain for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final, reflecting pride in his journey from youth academy.