Ahead of this weekend's opening round of ScottishPower Women's Premier League top six split fixtures, Head Coach Leanne Ross talked about the period of the season where every point and performance counts.
We kick-off split season at home with a Peasy derby, as Partick Thistle make the extremely short visit to Petershill Park.
After going unbeaten in our 18 league matches before the split, Ross and her side currently sit top of the SWPL table, five points clear of second-placed Rangers.
Yet there will be no sense of complacency or assumptions made, as Leanne explained how the competitive nature of the split means there will be plenty more twists and turns to come from now until the end of May.
One thing that is certain though, our Head Coach emphasised, is our determination to perform to the standard that we know we can in each of our remaining fixtures.
Talking to the media, Leanne said: "It becomes a really hectic time for both staff and players. There is a huge amount of energy and effort that goes into it.
"This is what we want in terms of having a competitive league and making sure that the games are as competitive as possible. We can't ask for any more in terms of what we're about to face.
"It is cliché, but we need to look at each game as it comes. We can't look ahead to what we could achieve this season. Nobody is talking about an unbeaten season because very quickly things can change, especially within this split period.
"It is 100% about focusing on the next game, and for us that is Partick Thistle. It is all we've spoken about this week. In the background, there are staff starting to work on different games and look ahead.
"But it's important we keep our feet on the ground and keep the focus on the next game."
Leanne added: "We need to be going in with the mentality that we need three points. The performances have to be as good as they have been all the way through the season.
"The three points are what we need to go for in every single game because there is still a massive way to go in this title and things can change very, very quickly."
After netting a last-minute winner in their final match before the split, Partick Thistle claimed the final spot in this season's top six.
And having competed in the top six on three occasions over the last four seasons, head coach Leanne knows this weekend's opponents cannot be underestimated.
She said: "Partick Thistle are in that top six for a reason. They put themselves in a great position, albeit they left it late.
"Over the years, they have been in that top and we know what kind of opposition they will be on Sunday.
"Gary (Holt) has got them playing really well. You can see that he's galvanised the group, and they are a difficult group to play against. They defend really well. They know Petershill Park very well, too, with it being their home ground.
"We know it's going to be a difficult task and we take nothing for granted. We focus on this game 100% and we give it everything we have."
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