SWPL momentum with Celtic after Scottish Cup win?

SWPL momentum with Celtic after Scottish Cup win?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Highlights: Rangers 0-1 CelticByClive LindsayBBC Sport ScotlandPublished2 minutes agoCeltic were perhaps surprise winners over Rangers, but whoever was going to prevail in the Women's Scottish Cup final on Saturday, a summer of turmoil was assured for all of the country's top five sides.Grant Scott's team lifted the trophy for a third time thanks to Morgan Cross's first-half goal - and despite Emma Lawton's second-half red card and Rangers' dominance of possession and chances.But the man who made the switch to Celtic from Hibs in December knows that he has his work cut out to improve their chances of challenging for the Scottish Women's Premier League title after this season's fifth-place finish.Rangers' Leanne Crichton will be disappointed to have ended the season without a trophy after her side were runners-up in the league and both cup competitions in her first campaign in charge.Surprise league champions Heart of Midlothian have been left looking for a new head coach following the surprise resignation of Eva Olid after winning her first silverware.Meanwhile, deposed champions Hibernian will be going into their first full campaign under Scott's former assistant, Joelle Murray.And, despite winning the SWPL Cup, the once dominant Glasgow City face a rethink after Leanne Ross' side let slip a healthy lead to finish third in the table.So where does Celtic's win at Hampden leave the two Old Firm sides? Celtic hold on to beat Rangers in Women's Scottish Cup finalCeltic 'momentum' and Rangers 'learning curve'To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Leanne Crichton disappointed after Cup Final defeat to CelticCeltic were already playing catch up when Scott took over...