The first major silverware of the SWPL season is up for grabs this weekend as Rangers and Hibernian go head-to-head in the Sky Sports Cup final.
With just two points separating them in the league, the match promises to be a closely contested battle.
Rangers, the current holders, are aiming to lift the trophy for a third consecutive year, having triumphed in both 2023 and 2024. Their first of those victories came at Hibs’ expense in the final at Tynecastle.
Meanwhile, Hibernian are no strangers to this competition. They are the most decorated team in its history, with seven titles to their name. However, their last triumph came in 2019, when they edged past Glasgow City on penalties.
Now, they are hoping to end their wait for silverware and claim a record-breaking eighth title.
Here's everything you need to know about Hibernian vs Rangers in the SWPL Cup...
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Where and when is the final?
Hibernian and Rangers go head-to-head on Saturday, March 22.
The game will be played at Fir Park Stadium in Motherwell.
Kick-off is at 3pm.
Fir Park will host the Sky Sports Cup final for the second time, having previously been the venue for the 2022 final.
Is the match on TV?
Yes. As the competition’s named sponsor, Sky Sports will broadcast the game live.
Build-up starts at 2:30pm on:
• Sky Sports Main Event (Channel 401)
• Sky Sports Football (Channel 403)
Is there a live stream?
For those unable to watch on TV, the match will also be available via Now TV.
Non-Sky customers can purchase a Now TV Sports Day Pass for £14.99, which grants access to all Sky Sports channels for 24 hours. Monthly and yearly memberships are also available.
Can I get tickets?
Yes, tickets are still available through the official websites of both clubs and the host venue. Fans are encouraged to buy in advance.
The entrance fee for the 2025 final is set at £10 for adults and £4 for concessions, which include under-16s and supporters with disabilities.
Families can purchase a ticket bundle for £25, covering entry for two adults and two children.
There will be no formal segregation at the match; however, supporters of both clubs can choose to sit with fellow fans of their team by purchasing tickets in the designated sections:
Hibernian – North Section, Section M
Rangers – Section F, Section C
