Partick are again without skipper Paul Paton due to a knee injury as they look for the point away at Falkirk which will guarantee them the First Division title and SPL football next season. The Jags are also without Hugh Murray (foot) and Aaron Muirhead, who sits out the third game of his four-match suspension, however Jordan McMillan has done a full week's training after illness and is include...Full Story »

Bottom side Airdrie welcome Grant Evans back after a ban as they host table-toppers Partick. The Diamonds are short on numbers as David Lilley (groin), Nathan Blockley (ankle), Jordan Kirkpatrick (knee), John Boyle (knee) and Paul di Giacomo (hamstring) are out and goalkeeper Kenny Arthur is struggling with illness. Manager Jimmy Boyle said: "Our performances recently have been disappointing. ...Full Story »

First Division leaders Partick will again be without captain Paul Paton, who is suffering from a knee injury, when then take on their closest challengers Morton at Firhill. Jordan McMillan is a doubt with illness and Andy Dowie will make his debut in place of Ramsdens Cup Final bad boy Aaron Muirhead, who was already suspended for this meeting after being sent off against Raith Rovers last midw...Full Story »

Captain Paul Paton will return to the Partick squad for Livingston's visit to the Firhill Stadium. Paton is fit again after being kept on the sidelines for the past four weeks by an ankle injury. Stuart Bannigan is suspended and Hugh Murray will miss out with a foot problem. Jags boss Alan Archibald is looking forward to the game, he said: "Livingston like to play the game in a similar style ...Full Story »

Partick are without midfielder Paul Paton due to an ankle knock as they host Dumbarton looking for home win number 13 of the season. The Jags have Hugh Murray available after suspension and the former St Mirren man looks set for a starting berth in Paton's absence, with interim player-manager Alan Archibald again restricting himself to a substitute role. Archibald said: "We have been strong at...Full Story »

Lowly Hamilton stunned leaders Partick 1-0 thanks to an own-goal from debutant Graeme Smith. The former Rangers, Hibs and Motherwell goalkeeper only signed this week after an injury to regular Thistle number one Scott Fox. But Smith's first Jags appearance turned into a nightmare five minutes before the interval when he fumbled Alister Crawford's corner into his own net. Hamilton had their ch...Full Story »

Partick entertain Falkirk without the suspended Paul Paton as they look to build on an important victory over Dundee. The Jags have doubts over Aaron Sinclair, Chris Erskine and Kris Doolan, with Darren Cole already ruled out. Firhill boss Jackie McNamara said: "I would like to give some of young players the chance to show what they can do in the first team over the last couple of games. "But...Full Story »

Paul Paton's own goal was enough for Raith to salvage a 1-1 draw at Partick and avoid dropping into the relegation play-off place. Partick almost went ahead early on, but Sean Welsh headed wide from close range. The home side pressed again midway through the first half but Chris Erskine's rasping effort was parried by David McGurn. Their pressure was rewarded after 63 minutes when Paul Cairne...Full Story »

Partick have increased injury concerns for their second meeting with Falkirk in three days. Paul Paton, Bryan Hodge, Iain Flannigan and Ryan MacBeth again miss out through injury and Chris Erskine and Jamie Campbell are doubts due to slight hamstring problems. On a more positive note, Simon Donnelly's back injury has improved and he should return as Partick look to repeat the 3-2 victory they ...Full Story »

Partick will look to pull themselves closer to visitors Queen of the South with a victory at Firhill. But the Jags will have to cope without Ryan McGowan, who has completed his loan and returned to Hearts. Paul Paton, Paul Cairney, Bryan Hodge and Ryan MacBeth.will all miss out through injury. The Glasgow side are determined not to let their season end on a whimper, with assistant manager Ian...Full Story »