The 2024–25 Women's Scottish Cup was the 52nd official edition (54th overall) of the national cup competition in Scottish women's football. For sponsorship reasons, this edition was officially known as the Scottish Gas Women's Scottish Cup.
Rangers were the defending champions, and successfully retained the trophy with a 3–0 victory over Glasgow City at Hampden Park.
Results All results listed are published by the Scottish Football Association (SFA).
First preliminary round Scottish Gas Women’s Scottish Cup Preliminary Round draws made, Wilf Frith, She Kicks, 23 July 2024
Second preliminary round
First Round 10 clubs from SWF League One enter at this stage.
Second Round 12 clubs from the SWF Championship enter at this stage.
Third Round 12 clubs from the Scottish Women's Premier League and 8 clubs from SWPL 2 enter at this stage.Hearts edge out Hibs in Scottish Gas Women’s Cup 3rd Round, Wilf Frith, She Kicks, 9 December 2024
Fourth Round Glasgow City come from behind to knock Celtic out of Scottish Cup, BBC Sport, 2 February 2025
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final Rangers entered the tournament as Scottish Cup holders and reached their third consecutive final; they lost to Celtic in 2023 before overcoming Heart of Midlothian in 2024. It was a 15th appearance in the final for opponents Glasgow City, with nine wins (the record for the competition) and five defeats.
The two clubs had met once before in a Scottish Cup final, in 2009 – City (already established as one of the leading teams in the country) proved far too strong for second-tier Rangers who were in their first season of competition.
The finalists had suffered disappointment in the lead-up to the match as both were in contention for the 2024–25 Scottish Women's Premier League on the final matchday, but the title went to Hibernian.Rangers 0-1 Hibernian, Jane Lewis, BBC Sport, 18 May 2025
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GK 29 Lee Gibson DF 3 Amy Muir DF 5 Claire Walsh DF 18 Kimberley Smit DF 22 Samantha van Diemen MF 4 Hayley Lauder (c) MF 15 Aleigh Gambone MF 10 Natalia Wróbel MF 21 Sofia Määttä FW 9 Brenna Lovera FW 19 Nicole KozlovaSubstitutes: GK 35 Ava Easdon DF 2 Chloe Warrington MF 6 Jo Love MF 8 Katie Lockwood FW 11 Emily Whelan DF 17 Lisa Evans MF 20 Linda Motlhalo FW 24 Lisa Forrest Manager: Leanne Ross GK 1 Jenna Fife DF 2 Nicola Docherty (c) DF 4 Kathryn Hill DF 6 Tessel Middag DF 26 Jodi McLeary MF 7 Brogan Hay MF 19 Chelsea Cornet MF 23 Kirsty Maclean MF 14 Mia McAulay FW 9 Kirsty Howat FW 44 Katie Wilkinson Substitutes: GK 22 Victoria Esson DF 3 Leah Eddie DF 5 Laura Rafferty FW 10 Rio Hardy FW 13 Jane Ross FW 15 Lizzie Arnot MF 20 Camille Lafaix Manager: Jo Potter Player of the Match: Kirsty Howat
Assistant referees: Brian Christie Vikki Allan Fourth official Abbie Hendry Video Assistant Referees Calum Scott Alan MulvannyMatch rules 90 minutes 30 minutes of extra time if necessary Penalty shoot-out if scores still level Seven named substitutes Maximum of five substitutions in normal time
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