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• Rangers 5-2 Dundee: Cantwell and Wright keep Celtic's title party on hold

  Rangers kept Celtic's Scottish Premiership celebrations on ice after Todd Cantwell and Scott Wright inspired a remarkable turnaround to hammer Dundee 5-2 at Ibrox Stadium on Tuesday.

  Philippe Clement's side could not afford to drop points in this clash and seemed set to do so after Jordan McGhee bundled home before Antonio Portales headed past Jack Butland in the first half.

  Ross McCausland managed to slice the deficit on the stroke of half-time for the hosts, sliding in to convert from Leon King's cross and teeing up a monumental comeback.

  The Ibrox crowd were offered further inspiration to keep the title race alive when Cyriel Dessers glanced in from Cantwell's delivery after 52 minutes.

  Former Norwich City midfielder Cantwell's fortuitous cross then dipped over Jon McCracken as Rangers hit the front for the first time, before Wright's pair of late finishes sealed the much-needed three points.

  Yet this Rangers salvaging act could still matter for little, with Celtic requiring just a point away to Kilmarnock on Wednesday to seal a third successive top-flight trophy.

  Data Debrief: Attacking barrage pays dividends

  Clement may apportion this victory to Rangers' unrelenting desire to keep the title race ongoing, blasting 31 shots – and 13 of those on target – at the Dundee target for their 3.34 expected goals (xG) tally.

  A plethora of attacking opportunities must be credited to star man Cantwell, who created a game-leading six chances – four more than any other Rangers team-mate.

• Hayes enjoying tense WSL title race as Chelsea stint winds down

  Emma Hayes is determined to enjoy the thrill of a title race going to the wire in her final days as Chelsea boss.

  Following their defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League, Chelsea's hopes of winning a trophy to mark Hayes' final season in charge looked slim heading into the run-in of the WSL season.

  Yet Manchester City's defeat to Arsenal, combined with an 8-0 victory for Chelsea over Bristol City last time out, has left the Blues in with a great chance.

  With the goal difference having swung in Chelsea's favour, victory over Tottenham on Wednesday would see Hayes' team go into the final day of the WSL season in top spot.

  And while the pressure is on, Hayes is eager to have fun as she soaks in her final matches of a 12-year tenure.

  "I'm going to enjoy being in this position," Hayes said.

  "You don't often get into a position where you are competing for a title going into the last two games of a season. For those of us who have won titles, we know how hard it is.

  "I’m happy to be in the position we're in. I know we have two tough games but I'm looking forward to them.

  "You can't win everything all of the time. But to be in a position to compete for our fifth title in five years, I'd like to see another team do that over the next five years. The reason I say that is nobody really understands how hard that is to keep winning.

  "To be in a position to compete for that, that’s all I wanted the team to be in. I just want them to enjoy the next two games."

  Tottenham have lost all eight of their WSL games against Chelsea by an aggregate score of 20-5, with the Blues the only team Spurs have never won at least a point against in the competition. 

  Chelsea, meanwhile, have lost three games in the WSL this season, their most since also recording three defeats during the 2016 campaign.

  After facing Spurs, Chelsea round off their season with a trip to FA Cup winners Manchester United, while City take on Aston Villa in their final game.

• Vilahamn wants to use FA Cup final defeat as 'beginning' for Tottenham Women

  Tottenham Women manager Robert Vilahamn believes his side will use their FA Cup final defeat to start something special, rather than ending their good work.

  Spurs were hammered 4-0 by Manchester United Women in Sunday's Wembley Stadium showpiece as Ella Toone and Rachel Williams were on target before Lucia Garcia's second-half double.

  Vilahamn's side failed to manage a shot on target but the Spurs boss suggested his team will catch up to the women's elite clubs.

  "The main thing I said was this is not the end, it is the beginning," Vilahamn said.

  "We still have a gap between us and the top teams but that's normal. We are closing the gap but we haven't closed the gap yet."

  Tottenham finished sixth in the Women's Super League as well as reaching this final, their first FA Cup showpiece appearance in their short history.

  Vilahamn wants his Spurs players to use this defeat as motivation going forward.

  "If you take away the feelings right now, you need to look at these players doing some incredible things this year," he said.

  "We are at Wembley playing in front of our fans and they are actually enjoying it and staying, and supporting us after.

  "We got a good experience today and we are learning how to play at Wembley more times. We need to look at it that way because the players are amazing."