The Light Blues will quickly switch their attention back to league business as they look for a perfect end to the campaign with the five matches that remain in the SWPL.
Speaking to RangersTV after being nominated for PFA Women’s Player of the Year, she feels there is a real platform for the team now to go claim further silverware this season and with so much still to play for in the coming weeks.
She commented: “Do you feel there is a real platform there to go and achieve so much more this season now? Yes for sure, I think that game Saturday was a real moment where we can take a lot of confidence from that performance and go forward.
“If we can bring that version of ourselves every game I will have confidence in us.
“Anything can happen, at the moment we are sitting second but anything can happen and any team can beat anyone on their day. We keep being consistent, we keep picking up three points and that is all we can do.
The 31-year-old, who was named player of the match in the semi-final win at the weekend knows how crucial a period this is for the side and hopes they have learned from the last meeting between the sides on April 17.
She continued: “I think this will be the most pivotal time for us towards the end of the season taking that result.
“Considering the last game we played against them where I don't we had a bad performance, but obviously we didn't end up picking any points up so we have got a real point to prove and I think everybody needs to bring their A game.
“It is the same as every game, take it as it comes. Obviously that was in the cup, a good performance and we can definitely take confidence from that performance into the league game coming up.
The Wales international has encouraged Jo Potter’s side to take their chances when the two teams face off at Broadwood tomorrow evening and hopes the team cane be ruthless in front of goal this time round.
She added: “We do analysis on every game so we delved into that and we knew we need to be better and more so in front of goal for us attacking players.
“We should have scored a couple of goals in that game which would have given us the three points but we didn't, so being more clinical come Wednesday.
“Obviously they have got threats on the park, but I definitely think if we bring our best selves and our qualities we can go forward and get a result.
“We need to individually be there and collectively.”
Tickets for the match tomorrow evening in Cumbernauld are available to purchase here, kicking off at 8.10pm and you can also catch all the action live on BBC ALBA.