Hibernian Women and Glasgow City have both chosen to join Recast this year, giving fans unprecedented access to exclusive highlights, interviews, and behind-the-scenes action, in a way that makes money for both clubs.

The two clubs are flying high in this season’s SWPL table, with Glasgow City currently in second place and Hibernian just five points behind.

Supporters of both teams will be able to watch their meeting at the Tony Macaroni Arena this Sunday, which kicks off at 1300, live on Recast - and it is a game Murray believes is massive for both sides.

Murray, 34, who has 48 caps for Scotland, said: “Broadcasting this weekend’s match is one of several positive steps being taken in the game at the moment.

“There are still a lot of different statuses - you've got full time, part time, and still clubs that are amateur - and, for me, the end goal is professionalising the whole league. I think that would enhance the competitiveness.

“We always look forward to and relish the games against Glasgow City. Historically, they've been extremely close, probably edged by one goal. We are going into it on the front foot, on the back of some good results, and we believe in the quality within the squad, so we, as a collective unit, think we can get something out of the game.”

Recast is committed to supporting and promoting women’s sport, and Murray’s Recast channel makes her one of the most popular athletes on the entire platform. She commented: “For Hibs, it is fantastic to have Recast as a partner of the club. The platform itself is amazing – it allows fans who can't attend on the day to still engage and watch the game, so, for me, it is one of the best signings of our season, giving fans a window into all the hard work that goes on behind-the-scenes.”

Joelle Murray gives her thoughts on Recast's role in developing women's football