[2][3] The newcomers to SWPL 1 were Montrose, restoring a representation for the Angus region in the top tier after long-time members Forfar Farmington resigned from the league in 2021.
However, while Rangers quickly took and kept a lead against Partick Thistle, Celtic struggled to break down the Hibernian defence.
In the 90th minute, Amy Gallacher scored the only goal of the match at Celtic Park to give her side their first league championship in the women's game.
[7] Celtic's men's team had also won the 2023–24 Scottish Premiership, and this was the first instance of a club holding both national championships at the same time.
[8] At the bottom of the SWPL 1 table, Hamilton were relegated with Queen's Park coming up to replace them;[9] Dundee United survived by defeating Kilmarnock in the play-off.