The Barclays Scottish Women’s Championship has tightened after a dramatic afternoon which saw leaders Rossvale lose to Stenhousemuir, bottom side Ayr United pick up their first win against Inverness Caledonian Thistle and a pulsating draw in the Tayside Angus derby in Forfar.
 Megan Robb hit a spectacular goal from distance to open the scoring on 50 minutes but Yasmin McCagh equalised on 70 for Forfar Farmington in front of a decent crowd in the sun.
In-form Stenny stunned leaders Rossvale 3-1 in Kirkintilloch, winger Kyla Thomson opening the scoring within seconds of kick-off, Vickerman nodding in a second six minutes later and Cerys Corey tapped in a third late in the first half.
Rossvale fought back in the second half and pulled one back on 55 minutes
Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s dip in form continued with a 2-4 home loss to bottom side Ayr United, Elgin City beat Dunipace 5-2 at home while Morton’s unbeaten run at home continued with a 1-1 draw against Bonnyrigg Rose. Stirling University repeated their cup heroics of last week at East Fife with a 3-1 win.
 In Barclays League One, the match between Airdrie and Huntly was abandoned after an injury to Charley Henderson, who is the daughter of the Huntly manager, Raymond. Queen of the South have gone top of the table with an impressive 5-1 victory in Aberdeenshire against Westdyke. Cambusdoon beat Dunfermline Athletic 5-0 at home and Inverurie Loco Works came away from St Mirren with a 3-1 win.
In the regional Scottish Women’s Football League divisions, Grampian Ladies dominated Dundee West 10-2, while Dundee East lost 0-3 to Ross County. Benburb and Cydesdale picked up their first wins in SWFL South against Annan Athletic and Newton Stewart respectively.
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