That's all, folks.

Hearts are Scottish Women's Premier League champions for the first time despite losing 2-0 to Edinburgh rivals Hibernian on the final day of the campaign.

Read the full match report here.

Bye for now.

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Fireworks and maroon and white ribbons shoot into the sky as Hearts lift the SWPL trophy.

"Championes, championes, ole, ole, ole" sing the whole squad.

A huge cheer from all as Eva Olid steps forward to lift the trophy.

The trophy is here, and it has been placed on the plinth.

Hearts are now filing down the line and receiving their medals before the big moment.

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Hearts captain Georgia Hunter tells BBC Alba: "It's a surreal feeling, and it's been a long time coming for us.

"This season has had highs and lows, but the girls deserve it so much."

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Eva Olid's interview was interrupted by her squad rushing into the corner, cheering 'Championes' around her and soaking her too!

Title-winning Hearts head coach Eva Olid tells BBC Alba: "I'm still in shock, you come with the mindset of winning the game, and then you don't win, but you win the league, it's a strange feeling.

"It's a long way, we were the most consistent game.

"It was not a good game.

"The last two weeks, you could tell the players were nervous, and that's normal.

"It's a young team, it's probably the first time they've been in this position.

"We won the league, though, that's bigger than one game of football."

On her decision to leave the club, she adds: "It's just football things

"I wanted to stay, but competing as we were this season, if that is not possible, I need to step away."

HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN ARE SWPL CHAMPIONS!

Despite a final-day defeat to Hibs, Eva Olid's side are officially title winners.

A stunning result.

Lisa Forrest's hat-trick, Hayley Lauder's fine volley, Lana Golob's header, and a strike from Emily Whelan secured a commanding final-day win for City over Rangers.

Both players are back to it.

Good to see.

A clash of heads between Siobhan Hunter and Monica Forsyth means we have another break in play for some medical attention.

There's an odd feeling about this game now.

Hearts are still pushing for a goal but, in truth, they don't need one.

They are yet to find a clinical touch in front of goal, mind you.

A Hibs corner is fizzed in at the front post and ping-pongs about before Rachael Johnstone rushes out to gather it on the edge of her six-yard box.

It's all turned a bit scrappy in the middle of the park in the last five minutes or so.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland

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Ellen Dolan fires at goal with a first-time shot inside the box, but the goalkeeper easily deals with it.

A decent start from Hearts.

Right, back to it.

45 minutes to decide who wins the title.

You wonder if Eva Olid's half-time team talk and her second-half plans will be dictated by Glasgow City's comfortable lead at Petershill Park.

Surely it's impossible for the Hearts players not toknow that score?