Rangers took the lead after just 10 minutes in Broaddo, while striker Kirsti Hot scored the first goal against their rivals in Glasgow.
Scottish striker Emmy scoring the equalizer after the break after the rest, after coming on a substitute to save a point, but now leaves Celtic eight points.
Hebs also made a quick initiative at Medobank as Catholin McGovern’s intelligence put forward the hosts after 12 minutes.
But Lisa Robertson broke the draw after the break, and after McGough’s main kick from the second goal, Ima Brownley appeared after a good run to win the guests.
It took half an hour to break the Hedlock at home and at the top of the top spell sixth from Brena Lovera’s head, but the striker broke another goal and quickly doubled the advance, then almost scoring up to a third.
Lockode II played after the break, putting 16 champions in the pole and seven games left.
At the end of the table, Dundi United, who have scored only four points throughout the season, confirmed the decline after 4-3 defeat to Partak Testl, which raises visitors to the sixth top summit on goal differences above Abardin, who lost 4-2
Eva Thomson has sacked Eberdini, but Zara Andrew scoring the equalizer after losing a penalty and Olivia Chomçuk took the lead ahead of the break.
Kerry Beetti equalized for Donz, but Mia Baits shortly returned to the top and Erin Rennie secured the points that raise Spartacus to one point and reduced concerns.
Frea Breen took the lead just 30 seconds against Testle, but goals from Taire Burchel Levele, before Carla Boyce, Didy Falconner and Kara Henderson’s survey until the first half of the Glasgow control.
Kayla McDonald-Nagwa and Bren’s Break reduced the deficit after the break, but United failed to find an equality.
Monthrose, meanwhile, has eight points behind Spartacus after a 0-0 draw 1-0 in the 2013-14-2014 draw.