Partick Thistle 1
Ayr United 0
League (Championship)


Partick Thistle 

1 - 0

Ayr United


League (Championship)
Tuesday, February 1st, 2022
Firhill Park
Attendance: 2,207


Goalscorers
Brian Graham (51) None.

Team Managers
Ian McCall Lee Bullen

Starting Eleven
1. Jamie Sneddon
16. Ciaran McKenna
18. Tunji Akinola
4. Lewis Mayo
2. Richard Foster
22. Robbie Crawford
23. Ross Docherty
8. Stuart Bannigan
7. Scott Tiffoney
11. Cammy Smith
9. Brian Graham
Aiden McAdams .1
Jordan Houston .2
Patrick Reading .3
Aaron Muirhead .4
Sean McGinty .5
Andy Murdoch .6
James Maxwell .14
Jack Baird .15
Ben Dempsey .18
Sam Ashford .19
Mark McKenzie .22

Bench
6. Kyle Turner
10. Alex Jakubiak
15. Steven Bell
17. Connor Murray
19. Ross MacIver
28. Mason McCready
30. Ben Stanway
33. Stephen Hendrie
Kerr McInroy .8
Tomi Adeloye .9
Daire O'Connor .10
Blaine Rowe .12
Ryan Gondoh .16
Charlie Albinson .21
Markus Fjortoft .23
Finn Ecrepont .25
Fraser Bryden .30

Substitutions
Stephen Hendrie for Richard Foster (54)
Alex Jakubiak for Cammy Smith (73)
Ross MacIver for Brian Graham (81)
Kyle Turner for Robbie Crawford (81)
Blaine Rowe for Jordan Houston (72)
Fraser Bryden for Aaron Muirhead (72)
Kerr McInroy for Ben Dempsey (81)
Tomi Adeloye for Sam Ashford (86)

Cautions
Tunji Akinola (65)
Brian Graham (77)
Scott Tiffoney (90)
Sam Ashford (16)
Patrick Reading (50)
Sean McGinty (80)

Red Cards
None. None.

Match Officials

Greg Aitken (Referee)
Scott Anderson & Steven Wilson (Assistants)





Photography by Donald Wilson

Match Report


Brian Graham's 15th goal of the season ensured Partick Thistle took three precious Scottish Championship points against Ayr United.

The striker latched onto Robbie Crawford's through-ball and poked it into the net from just inside the box.

The win means Thistle are only one point behind fourth-placed Raith Rovers, with three games in hand over the Kirkcaldy side.

Ayr goalkeeper Aidan McAdams had earlier denied Graham and Cammy Smith.

Sam Ashford had Ayr's best chance but his effort was excellently saved by the increasingly reliable Jamie Sneddon.

The home fans were livid when penalty shouts for challenges on Cammy Smith and Scott Tiffoney yielded nothing.

Partick Thistle manager Ian McCall: "It was a battling win and a big three points. Hopefully Brian Graham will get above 20 goals. I was delighted with Alex Jakubiak as well, who was really bright, sharp and strong."

Ayr United manager Lee Bullen: "The margins were very fine. Partick took their opportunity and I've got a disappointed changing room in there because they know there was nothing in that game."

Match report written by BBC



Squad Statistics (as at February 1st, 2022)


2021-22 All Time
Age
Aiden McAdams (GK)22 19 - 19 -
Jordan Houston22 22 - 70 -
Sean McGinty28 22 - 22 -
Aaron Muirhead31 221916
Jack Baird25 271612
Patrick Reading22 281522
Mark McKenzie21 212594
Andy Murdoch27 2911084
Ben Dempsey22 2 - 2 -
James Maxwell20 243243
Sam Ashford26 2121
Blaine Rowe (sub)19 1 - 1 -
Kerr McInroy (sub)21 1 - 1 -
Tomi Adeloye (sub)25 27102710
Fraser Bryden (sub)17 5 - 5 -






League Table (as at February 1st, 2022)


Pld W D L Pts
1. Arbroath 22 11 8 3 41
2. Kilmarnock 22 12 4 6 40
3. ICT 23 10 8 5 38
4. Raith Rovers 24 9 10 5 37
5. Partick Thistle 21 10 6 5 36
6. Hamilton Academical 23 6 7 10 25
7. Dunfermline At 23 4 10 9 22
8. Ayr United 23 5 7 11 22
9. Morton 22 4 9 9 21
10. Queen of the South 23 4 7 12 19