The first fifteen minutes saw both sides settle into their styles of play with no one providing a great threat to the opposition goal-keepers.

Controversy struck straight after the fifteen mark with confusion over a throw-in seeing the referee give a yellow card to one of the Rangers bench players.

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Rangers clicked into gear in the twentieth minute forcing a save from Saints' fill in goal-keeper, Elleigha Dowling.

The women in blue and white hit their mark for the first time 25 minutes in with a great build up of play and passing seeing Morn swoop on a chance to make it 1-0.

The shots continued to come but Dowling proved up to it, putting in a sensational performance to thwart four attempts from the opposition.

The pressure proved too much however with Morn scoring a brace in the 37th minute to make it 2-0.

Despite the scoreline, the nature of the game had been sloppy with constant turnovers and a half-time rev up from coach Emma Tamblyn seemed to inspire the Rangers who made it 4-0 in a matter of minutes.

Both goals went to Alyce Morn, sealing a four-goal performance.

15 minutes later, Rangers were in again with Bree Gorman hitting an awesome finish into the top right corner to score her first ever goal in the women's competition.

Deni Anderson then proceeded to make it 6-0 not long after.

Rangers then seemed to switch off as Saints re-gained their mojo with plenty of threatening runs and close chances.

A wonderful strike from an angle just inside the box by Saints coach, Tink Sneddon, swirled into the top left corner. A deserving goal for the striker, who toiled hard all day.

The full-time whistle sounded not long after Saints' goal to finish the game at 6-1 as Rangers affirmed themselves as one of the most dominant teams in Northern NSW, extending their unbeaten streak for a full two years.