Getting the opportunity to play at Celtic Park for the second time in just over a week is an exciting prospect for Hayes and her team-mates, who are relishing the fight for the title on the final day.

“I’ve probably not experienced anything quite like this,” she said. “I think it’s a script that no one could have written up at the beginning of the season before it started.

“Relishing in the moment is either something you do or don’t, and there are a lot of factors that come into whether you do or don’t.

'What we will all do is enjoy the moment. To play the game with our team-mates, and in front of the supporters at Celtic Park – it’s a dream come true for a lot of us.'

“So I can’t wait for that moment and just fingers crossed everything goes our way.”

Should the Celts come out on top at Paradise on Sunday, they will be hoping that other results go their way in order to become league winners.

Although the Ghirls are relying on other results, it is important that the squad simply focuses on the task at hand and that is picking up another important three points against Hearts.

That is a message that Hayes was keen to stress, as she eyes up more silverware after helping the club lift a cup double last campaign.

She said: “It would mean the world to win the league. You don’t need to ask me that question to figure out how I would or anyone in the team would feel!

“But there is wanting it, and then there is doing it. Hopefully, we can do everything on Sunday to leave the power in our hands by getting the job done.

“It’s a point I keep making, but it is important that we focus on the game and do what we need to do. Not focusing on anything else other than our own performance.

'When that final whistle goes we’ll lift our heads, and see what is in front of us. If it’s meant to be, it will be.'

“But I’m just thankful for this season and fingers crossed it can finish how we all want it to.”

It all comes down to the final afternoon of the SWPL campaign as any one of three teams can clinch the title on the last day.

A glance at the table tells you anything can happen. Any of the three can finish top on the day, and with Rangers taking on City at Ibrox at the same time as the Ghirls host Hearts at Celtic Park, it makes for a nail-biting day.

It’s all there to be fought for and YOU could play your part by making Paradise a cauldron of noise to spur on the Ghirls to the title and match their male counterparts as champions.

Don’t miss out on what could be a historic day.

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Caitlin Hayes: We will do everything we can to pick up three points