A trip north to Balmoral Stadium saw City claim three points with three goals against Aberdeen as Tia Primmer and Yana Kotyk made their debuts for the club.
Match Action
Glasgow City kicked things off with an immediate high press, looking for early opportunities at goal. Ruby Seaby showed quick feet as she weaved through the Aberdeen defence, but couldn't find the final touch to open the scoring. Kelly Brady and Sofia Määttä soon followed with attempts at goal but their chances were blocked.
Lisa Forrest with a promising free kick into the area almost found Emma Brownlie as the delivery narrowly skimmed past her head. City's pressure paid off in the 14th minute when Lisa Forrest crossed into Kelly Brady who opened the scoring with a header into the top corner. Aberdeen looked to respond but struggled to break through City's defensive line.
Another free kick opportunity came City's way from outside the area, with Amy Anderson striking well, but her effort was gathered by the keeper.
City continued to dominate possession and territory until the break where Emily Whelan and Emily Gray replaced Hayley Lauder and Ruby Seaby as City looked to maintain their momentum.
The subs nearly combined immediately after the break when Whelan picked out Gray in the box. Gray's first-time header forced the keeper to stretch, tipping the ball over the crossbar.
After a flurry of chances, City got their second goal. Lisa Forrest once against turned provider, delivering a cross into the area which Emily Gray converted to extend the lead.
City remained firmly on the front foot, continuing to test Aberdeen's defence as Amy Anderson looked to add her name to the scoresheet, but her strike flew over.
Yana Kotyk comes onto the pitch, replacing Emma Brownlie and marking her debut for City. A cluster of attempts at goal followed as Lisa Forrest narrowly misses the net, Sofia Määttä with for a long range effort but landed wide and Kelly Brady skimmed the crossbar.
With just over 10 minutes to go, Abi Harrison and Erin McLaughlin entered the game replacing Kelly Brady and Amy Muir. Erin nearly made an immediate impact, but her effort was denied by the keeper.
City continued to push for a third goal in the closing stages. Emily Gray tested the goalkeeper again from close range, while debutant Yana Kotyk nearly produced a memorable moment with an audacious long-range strike that bounced off of the crossbar.
The third goal finally arrived moments later. Jesi Rossman launched a long ball forward to Lisa Forrest, who drove into the area before finding Abi Harrison. Abi laid the ball off to Erin McLaughlin, who slipped it past the goalkeeper.
Three goals, three points. We return back to The Peasy next week to face Spartans. See you there!
Final Score: Aberdeen 0 - 3 Glasgow City
Glasgow City: Clachers; Muir (McLaughlin); Lauder (Gray); Forrest; Seaby (Whelan); Anderson; Rossman; Määttä; Brady (Harrison) ; Primmer; Brownlie (Kotyk)
Subs not used: Gibson, McLaughlin, Evans, Boyes, Martin
Glasgow City Goals: Brady 14", Gray 51", McLaughlin 87"