Off the back of booking their place in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup, the Light Blues now turn their attention to their first league outing of 2026 when they take on Hibs at Broadwood tomorrow.
Speaking to the official Rangers website to preview the clash in Cumbernauld, she commented: “It is massive, we have got three games in Hibs, Glasgow City and then Celtic.
“Ultimately we are hoping to get six points from the first two games.
“Then a place in the final, that is what we want.
“I think we can achieve that; we have got the belief that we can achieve that.
“If we can do that then it will set us up very well for the upcoming games but we know they are not going to be easy games, they are very difficult games as have proven from previous meetings with all these teams.
“We have got enough in the squad to be able to do that.
“Reverse fixture? That was a mad game, I think we were so solid the first half. 2-0 up and then just towards the end of the first half we have given away a goal and we have just not come out the second half and played the way we can and we have ultimately lost the game.
“We were really disappointed but we know how we can play and if we play like we did in the first half we will have no issues.
“We will just be looking to go into the game, keep a clean sheet first and foremost for me but go and score goals and really put on a performance.”
Sunday’s cup victory marked a sixth win and fifth clean sheet in a row for the Gers, with the goalkeeper saying it is what herself and the squad measure themselves off as a platform to be successful in games.
She continued: “We take so much pride in clean sheets because we know if you keep clean sheet you don't lose the game.
“Ultimately we have done that now five times in a row so it is not just me it is a lot to do with the backline but obviously players in front of that as well.
“Really defending from the front, every time I come off the park and kept a clean sheet it is job done and hopefully we have got three points as well.
“We were playing pretty well before the break which is great but I think that reset is just going to be good for us.
“That two weeks off just for us all to rest after quite an intense first half of the season is ideal for us and we are going to come back and we are feeling great and we are ready to go for the second half.”
Having previously shared a pitch with her now head coach, the shot stopper highlighted the impact that Leanne Crichton has had on the team during the first half of the season after a busy summer of change at the club.
She added: “Leanne [Crichton] is really good, we all really like her. I played with her at Scotland so I knew her as a player but I never really knew her a manager.
“It is obviously very different, I knew she was a very good player but I didn't know what she was going to be like as a manager coming in.
“I have to say she has been very good; she has brought a lot to the team; everyone has bought into her ways of playing and she has just brought a calmness to the squad.
“I think we are all really enjoying playing under her.
“The start of the season was a bit of a whirlwind with manager and player changes.
“Everything was going on; we had injured players at the start of the season so it was a bit of a difficult start but I think we have really regrouped since then.
“We have been really good on the pitch; we need to continue that going into the next couple of games because they are massive.”
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