The teenager was on the scoresheet once again as she broke the deadlock in the contest with a fine finish into the bottom corner.
Speaking to RangersTV after the triumph, Berry commented: “It was a really good team performance.
“At the end we started to let ourselves go a wee bit, but overall we had a lot of chances.
“It was a really fun game to play in.
“My goal? I was delighted to get the ball. I can't even remember who passed it to me, but I just thought, ‘take a touch and shoot’.
“I was delighted to see it go in. I've not scored in a few weeks, so I was buzzing.
“I think for us it's just about taking it each game at a time. We know how big these games are and how vital they can be.
“Now we'll just rest and recover and focus on Glasgow City on Wednesday.”
Rangers were once again propelled by a fantastic brace from Katie Wilkinson, who followed up an audacious lob of the goalkeeper from fully 40 yards with a pinpoint free-kick.
Jodi McLeary also netted for the third game on the spin, while on the bench, Sarah Ewens returned to the squad for the first time since December 2024.
Berry added: “Wilko and Jodi have been excellent all through the season so far.
“Wilko scores from the halfway line. She does that every day in training and the free-kick is so similar to the one against Celtic. She's just such a threat from set-pieces.
“Jodi's really contributed with her goals this season, so I'm delighted for both of them.
“I think that's what Leanne talks about quite a lot, our squad depth. I think you can see that in all the games.
“Whenever people start to tire, there are replacements that are bringing more energy and quality onto the pitch.
“It's great to see Kathy [Hill] back and see her on the bench after such a long time out.”
