The Scottish Women's Premier League champions, Hearts, will launch their title defense at home against Aberdeen on Sunday, August 16. This season marks a new chapter for the Jambos under the management of Andy Thompson, following the departure of Eva Olid after five successful years.

Rangers, who narrowly finished two points behind Hearts last season, will begin their campaign away to Montrose. Head coach Leanne Crichton aims to clinch her first silverware in this opening match.

Celtic, having ended last season in a disappointing fifth place, faces a challenging opening day against the 16-time champions Glasgow City at Petershill Park. Last season, Glasgow City finished strong in third but fell short of the title.

Hibernian, who ended their title defense in fourth, will seek redemption with a home game against Motherwell.

Newly-promoted Spartans will kick off their top-flight journey against Partick Thistle, now led by Gary Holt after a managerial change last summer.

The highly anticipated SWPL Old Firm clash is set for September 27, with Rangers hosting Celtic at Broadwood Stadium.

In ScottishPower Women's Premier League 2, last season’s runners-up Kilmarnock will make their season debut away to Renfrew, while Falkirk, also promoted after winning the play-off final against East Fife, starts their campaign against Dundee United.