"I think where we are now in the women's game is absolutely the best place we've ever been,"
"The restructuring of the league this season is going to make it even more competitive by reducing the numbers and increasing the importance of a lot of the fixtures."
"We obviously have some really good relationships with other clubs in the country that we are comfortable with our young, up-and-coming talent going there to develop and get opportunities."
"It's accelerated quite drastically over the last five years, I think over the next five years we'll continue to see that growth."
The SWPL weekend includes three major derbies: Celtic v Rangers, Hearts v Hibs, and Hamilton Academical at Motherwell, alongside Aberdeen v Partick Thistle and Glasgow City v Montrose. Rangers head coach Leanne Crichton highlights accelerated growth in the women's game, expects league restructuring to increase competitiveness, and emphasizes partnerships that create youth development pathways. Crichton expects continued growth over the next five years. Rangers sit second after three games, two points behind Celtic. Celtic have won all three matches, scoring 14 goals and conceding one. Celtic head coach Elena Sadiku says the squad is improving week by week and training quality is clear.
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