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SCOTTISH BUILDING women SOCIETY SWPL1 WEDNESDAY 12TH MAY 2021 CELTIC KICK-OFF 7:40PM GLASGOW CITY FROM THE “ There are 21 points left to play for. A NOTE Whatever the table says now is MANAGER absolutely irrelevant. “ It’s a very difficult game. It’s the two on form teams in the country - we have six and they have seven wins in a row, so it’s GLASGOW CITY two teams in top form so that adds extra difficulty. PROFILED Celtic welcome Glasgow City to K-Park looking to beat the only side they’ve yet to take points off of CAPTAIN’S COMMENTS this season. Fixture round two of the league campaign started They are 13 times champions so it’ll be Having went on a winning run since losing to the off disappointingly with a defeat to Glasgow City a huge challenge. We need to break this champions, Celtic take to K-Park for their third last but since then we have picked up 18 points out of home game of the season brimming with confidence, 18 and put ourselves into a good position going mental block from this last defeat, but but knowing they face a stern proposition in Scott into the last round. Booth’s side. we are in good form and I think we will As we learned on the first day of round two, City Glasgow City have now pulled five points clear of LOGAN: JOHNSTONE IS have recruited really well and are a very good side put up a good fight and I’m positive we second placed Celtic, after a 2-0 win over Rangers at the Rangers Training Centre shook up the table ahead BREATH OF FRESH AIR who know what it takes to win the league. They got can play a good game and try to get the of the final round of matches. a huge result against Rangers on Sunday and they three points. Celtic’s Number 1 Chloe Logan has never been slow to will go into Wednesday full of confidence and very praise her fellow goalkeeper Rachael Johnstone, and she determined to go on and defend their title. again hailed the teenager for her great work ethic. We need a big performance from the entire group Johnstone has made three senior appearances and kept on the night. The staff will make sure we are There are 21 points left to play for. Whatever the table MANAGER: SCOTT BOOTH three clean sheets since graduating from the under-19s last prepared and it is our job to deliver on the park. We says now is absolutely irrelevant - it didn’t matter when HOME GROUND: BROADWOOD STADIUM year, and her form has impressed Logan, who is happy to were disappointed with ourselves in the last fixture we were third and it doesn’t matter now we are second. have the Scottish Youth International keep her on her toes. against City and so will look to correct our mistakes, We need to try and get as many points as possible, but LAST MEETING SWPL1: give our absolute all and put in a performance we also only look at the next three points, regardless of the CELTIC 0-3 GLASGOW CITY “Rachael’s so refreshing in training and she’s so energetic.” can be proud of on the night. opponents. LAST RESULT CELTIC: “Of course, I want to be playing every minute, but so does CELTIC 3-0 MOTHERWELL Rachael, and I know that when she is playing it’s because Thanks, Fran Alonso GLASGOW CITY: she’s went and earned her spot. She’s a great worker and Manager, Celtic FC Women Kelly RANGERS 0-2 GLASGOW CITY she deserves everything she gets - in training we bounce off each other well and I really think we’re getting the best out of each other so it’s really exciting to be able to work together.” Official Partner Rewarding Membership The society that’s run in your best interests TEEGARDEN HOPES MOMENTUM CAN CARRY ON As Scotland’s oldest and only independent building society, our mutual status means Sarah Teegarden hopes the strong momentum Celtic have created can make a difference as the Hoops face the only that everything we do is for the benefit side they’ve yet to beat this season. of our members. Building for “We didn’t have momentum going into it the last time and the future I think it’s tough sometimes just to jump into it. We had a We offer a range of specialist shorter preseason and a couple of things that made it more since 1848 difficult and obviously from my perspective, I’ve been in mortgages and competitive with the team longer now, so I feel more comfortable. City are still the team we have to beat so there’s that pressure savings products for every there, but hopefully we can use that momentum and confidence we have created.” stage in life. To find out more visit QUIZ www.scottishbs.co.uk 1 WHAT WAS THE SCORE IN THE FINAL MEETING BETWEEN THE TWO LAST SEASON? SUPPORT THE CELTS IN THE 2 HOW MANY MORE HOME GAMES DO CELTIC RUN IN FROM HOME HAVE TO PLAY? With confirmation that the SWPL1 will run to 3 HOW MANY GOALS HAS WINTER SIGNING MARIAH completion, the Hoops are gearing up for an intense Branches and local agents run of fixtures that sees midweek games thrown into LEE SCORED SO FAR? the mix for the remainder of the season, and here’s across Scotland 4 HOW MANY POINTS DID CELTIC TAKE FROM THE how you can follow all the action. SECOND ROUND OF FIXTURES? Keep updated on Twitter at @celticfcwomen for Scottish Building Society is authorised by the 5 WHERE WILL CELTIC END THE 2020/21 SEASON? the latest news and matchday updates, but also for Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential streaming and broadcast news to make sure you can Regulation Authority (Register No. 206034). follow the Celts from the comfort of your couch, as Member of the Building Societies Association the Ghirls chase down a Champions League spot. and UK Finance. Scottish Building Society, ANSWERS: SBS House, 193 Dalry Rd, Edinburgh EH11 2EF. 1. Celtic 4-1 Glasgow City | 2. Three (Glasgow City, Spartans, Forfar Farmington) | 3. Three 4. 18 Points | 5. 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