Scottish Championship

FT Saturday, April 2, 2022
Arbroath DWLWD 0
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Partick Thistle WLLLL 0
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Wyre Stadium at Firhill · 2,810 att.

Head to Head

ARB leads series 4-0-1

Lineups

PAR · 4-3-3

  1. 1Jamie SneddonG
  2. 3Kevin HoltCD-L
  3. 18Tunji AkinolaCD-R
  4. 33Stephen HendrieLB
  5. 16Ciaran MckennaRB
  6. 4Lewis MayoCM
  7. 8Stuart BanniganLM
  8. 6Kyle TurnerRM
  9. 9Brian GrahamF
  10. 7Scott TiffoneyLF
  11. 11Cameron SmithRF

ARB · 4-4-2

  1. 1Derek GastonG
  2. 5Thomas O'BrienCD-L
  3. 4Ricky LittleCD-R
  4. 3Colin HamiltonLB
  5. 12Scott StewartRB
  6. 6Nicky LowCM-L
  7. 18Chris HamiltonCM-R
  8. 22Liam HendersonLM
  9. 8Michael McKennaRM
  10. 9Dale HilsonCF-L
  11. 20Jack HamiltonCF-R

Timeline

  1. 41' Substitution, Arbroath. David Gold replaces Chris Hamilton because of an injury.
  2. 78' Substitution, Arbroath. James Craigen replaces Liam Henderson.
  3. 78' Substitution, Partick Thistle. Connor Murray replaces Cammy Smith.
  4. 78' Substitution, Partick Thistle. Robbie Crawford replaces Stuart Bannigan.
  5. 79' Substitution, Arbroath. Luke Donnelly replaces Dale Hilson.
  6. 86' Substitution, Partick Thistle. Juan Alegría replaces Brian Graham.
  7. 86' Substitution, Arbroath. Craig Wighton replaces Nicky Low.

SPFL Championship News

All news
News PA Hearts open door to Celtic in title race after 1-1 draw at Motherwell Hearts opened the door to Celtic to close the gap at the top of the Scottish Premiership after they were held 1-1 at Motherwell. News PA Rodgers resigns as Celtic boss after poor start to season Brendan Rodgers has resigned as Celtic manager with former boss Martin O'Neill and Shaun Maloney being put in temporary charge at Parkhead. News ESPN Substitute Arbroath goalkeeper comes on, scores 35-yard screamer Arbroath were forced to bring on substitute goalkeeper Ali Adams after naming just four outfield players on the bench, only for Adams to score an outstanding 35-yard strike. ESPN Mark Ogden The legend of Dick Campbell, the coach closing on 1,000 games Dick Campbell has been a soccer manager for over 35 years and is approaching 1,000 league games at age 69, and having overcome a cancer diagnosis in 2011. He's also in no hurry to stop doing what he loves.