Bishopton Ladies maintained their perfect start to the Barclays Scottish Women’s League One season with a 9-0 victory over Huntly FC Women on Sunday, 8th November 2026, while Gleniffer Thistle fought back from two goals down to draw with Murieston United.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Renfrew Ladies, St Mirren FC Women and Houston United Women suffered defeats in their respective league competitions.<\/p>\n
Bishopton recorded their sixth consecutive league victory at Park Mains High School in Erskine, with Frances Fern scoring four goals in the first half.<\/p>\n
Fern opened the scoring in the third minute and doubled Bishopton’s advantage five minutes later before completing her hat-trick in the 31st minute.<\/p>\n
Catriona McAllister added a fourth in the 33rd minute before Fern scored her fourth goal in the 41st minute. Claudia Stewart made it 6-0 two minutes later, giving Bishopton a commanding lead at half-time.<\/p>\n
Maxine Fury, who replaced Stewart at the interval, scored Bishopton’s seventh goal in the 62nd minute before Hannah Scott added another in the 82nd minute.<\/p>\n
Fury completed the scoring in the second minute of stoppage time to secure a 9-0 victory.<\/p>\n
Lucy Marshall was named player of the match by the match official.<\/p>\n
The victory leaves Bishopton second in Scottish Women’s League One with 18 points from six matches, having scored 41 goals and conceded just three.<\/p>\n
They remain three points behind leaders Queen of the South Ladies, who have played three matches more.<\/p>\n
Scottish Women’s Football confirmed in its weekend round-up that Bishopton remained on maximum points, while Queen of the South retained top spot following a 5-1 victory away to Airdrie CC Ladies.<\/p>\n
St Mirren FC Women suffered a 3-0 defeat away to Westdyke Ladies at Lawsondale Pitches in Westhill in the same competition.<\/p>\n
Kayla Reid opened the scoring for Westdyke in the 33rd minute, giving the home side a 1-0 advantage at half-time.<\/p>\n
St Mirren made a change at the interval, with Kimberley Gill replacing captain Helen McLeod.<\/p>\n
Anna Newbould doubled Westdyke’s advantage in the 65th minute before Michaela Mensah completed the scoring in the 80th minute.<\/p>\n
The result saw Westdyke move above St Mirren in the league standings, leaving the Paisley side sixth with nine points from seven matches.<\/p>\n
Renfrew Ladies suffered a 6-0 home defeat against Hamilton in the Scottish Women’s Premier League 2 at Holm Park.<\/p>\n
Melissa Reid opened the scoring for Hamilton in the fifth minute before Josephine Giard doubled the visitors’ advantage in the 18th minute.<\/p>\n
Renfrew went into half-time trailing 2-0, having also seen an effort strike the crossbar during the first half.<\/p>\n
Hamilton extended their lead in the 73rd minute when substitute Alex Davie scored, before Aoibhe Toner made it 4-0 six minutes later following a cutback from Dara Ositelu.<\/p>\n
Dionne Brown added a fifth in the 86th minute, scoring her first goal since returning to Hamilton.<\/p>\n
Chloe Muir completed the scoring with a penalty in the third minute of stoppage time after Erin Gilvear was fouled inside the box.<\/p>\n
The match also marked Hamilton goalkeeper Chloe Nicolson’s 100th appearance for the club, which she celebrated with a clean sheet.<\/p>\n
Hamilton manager Robert Watson said after the match: “To score 6 goals, get a clean sheet and make loads of chances is thoroughly pleasing and I don’t think anyone could begrudge scoring more”.<\/p>\n
The defeat leaves Renfrew bottom of SWPL2 with one point from ten matches, having scored five goals and conceded 41.<\/p>\n
In the SWFL Central-West, Gleniffer Thistle recovered from a two-goal deficit to earn a 2-2 draw against Murieston United Women at Seedhill Playing Fields in Paisley.<\/p>\n
Gleniffer started strongly and dominated possession, with Kirsty Ross, Sara Paterson and Cara McInally all having early attempts on goal.<\/p>\n
However, Murieston took the lead after Gleniffer lost possession, with Katie MacGregor opening the scoring in the 14th minute according to the visitors’ match report.<\/p>\n
MacGregor doubled Murieston’s advantage in the 27th minute, leaving Gleniffer trailing 2-0.<\/p>\n
The home side responded before half-time when Sara Paterson worked the ball down the left and delivered a cross to Cara McInally.<\/p>\n
McInally’s initial effort struck the post, but she reacted quickly to score from the rebound in the 40th minute and reduce the deficit to 2-1 at the interval.<\/p>\n
Gleniffer started the second half strongly and created several opportunities to equalise.<\/p>\n
Their persistence paid off in the 61st minute when a clearance fell to Kirstin McGuire, who struck a volley from 25 yards to make it 2-2.<\/p>\n
Gleniffer continued to push for a winner, although Murieston remained dangerous on the counterattack.<\/p>\n
Neither side could find another goal, and the match finished level.<\/p>\n
Sina Picken was named Gleniffer’s player of the match following a solid performance at both right-back and left-back.<\/p>\n
Murieston named Alana Cherry as their coaches’ player of the match, while Sophie Auld received their players’ player of the match award.<\/p>\n
The draw keeps Gleniffer unbeaten after three league matches, with two wins and one draw leaving them second in the SWFL Central-West on seven points, level with leaders Cumbernauld Colts.<\/p>\n
Cumbernauld lead on goal difference following their 15-2 victory away to Carron Ladies.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere in the division, Houston United Women suffered an 18-0 home defeat against Linlithgow Rose CFC Ladies at Mossedge Village in Linwood.<\/p>\n
Linlithgow opened the scoring through Melissa Murphy in the first minute and doubled their advantage through the same player in the 12th minute.<\/p>\n
Imogen Hubbard made it 3-0 in the 15th minute before Kirsty Barnes, Ellie Stoddart, Felicity Archibald and Jennifer Honeyford added further goals.<\/p>\n
Linlithgow led 10-0 at half-time and scored another eight goals after the interval.<\/p>\n
Honeyford finished with seven goals, while Stoddart scored four. Murphy and Hubbard each scored twice, with Barnes, Archibald and Lucy McEwan also on the scoresheet.<\/p>\n
Houston’s Kaelan Spence and Lauren MacVicar received yellow cards during the second half.<\/p>\n
The defeat leaves Houston bottom of the SWFL Central-West with no points from four matches, having scored once and conceded 45 goals.<\/p>\n
Looking ahead to Sunday, 15th November, Renfrew Ladies travel to face SWPL2 leaders Boroughmuir Thistle at Meadowbank Stadium, with kick-off at 1.00pm.<\/p>\n
Bishopton Ladies visit Inverurie Loco Works Ladies at Harlaw Park, also at 1.00pm, as they look to extend their winning league run.<\/p>\n
St Mirren FC Women return home to face Airdrie CC Ladies at Mossedge Community Pitch, with kick-off scheduled for 2.45pm.<\/p>\n
In the SWFL Central-West, Houston United Women travel to face Murieston United at 4.00pm, while Gleniffer Thistle have no league fixture listed for the weekend.<\/p>\n