27th Mar 1965 Partick Thistle 4 Dundee 4 (SFL First Division - game 29)

matches:1964-65: ← 39game 4041 →

Match Information

45y, 0m, 24d			Willie Thornton		Bobby Ancell
no changes
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Robin Kilpatrick (1-1, 4 mins); Joe Hogan (2-4, 15 mins); Joe Hogan (3-4, 64 mins); Billy Cunningham (4-4, 75 mins)					Andy Penman (0-1, 1 min); Kenny Cameron (1-2, 7 mins); Andy Penman (1-3, 8 mins); Kenny Cameron (1-4, 12 mins)
			Jim Gray		Ally Donaldson
19y, 1m, 0d			Jackie Campbell		Alex Hamilton
25y, 2m, 6d			George Muir		Bobby Cox
20y, 3m, 14d			Tommy Gibb		Alan Cousin
32y, 2m, 6d			John Harvey		Jim Easton
23y, 8m, 12d			Billy Cunningham		Alex Stuart
20y, 4m, 0d			Ian Cowan		Steve Murray
29y, 10m, 22d			Davie McParland		Andy Penman
27y, 1m, 3d			Joe Hogan		Kenny Cameron
27y, 10m, 25d			Tommy Ewing		Charlie Cooke
			Robin Kilpatrick		Doug Houston
25y, 0m, 24d

notes

The second Thistle goal seems to be in contention. The OH credits Joe Hogan with 2 goals and this is backed up by both SP & SM. ET/GH say it was Robin Kilpatrick who got the double, but the reports in the two Sundays are most believable and we therefore side with Joe Hogan for goals 2 & 3.

Match Report

TTA report

Thistle trailed (1) but Kilpatrick equalised with a shot off the bar (4). Dundee scored 7, 8 and 12 then Hogan scored with a header (15). 2-4 after a whirlwind first half with Thistle defence none too sound. Dundee went down to 10 men in the second half and Hogan (from 12 yards, 64) then Cunningham (73) levelled.

Stats Watch

● Robin Kilpatrick scores his first goal for Thistle, adding a second for good measure.

ongoing sequences:

● 170 consecutive competitive appearances for Davie McParland, 25th Nov 1961 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since the Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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