27th Mar 2002 Clyde 2 Partick Thistle 1 (SFL First Division - game 31)

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Match Information

			Alan Kernaghan		John Lambie			61y, 0m, 25d
					Derek Fleming; Martin Hardie; Alex Burns
					Alan Archibald; Stephen Craigan; Scott McLean
Leigh Hinds (0-1, 54 mins); Jack Ross (0-2, 74 mins)					Martin Cameron (1-2, 78 mins)
					Paddy Kelly
Leigh Hinds (David Hagen, 71 mins); Pat Keogh (Stevie Convery, 80 mins)					Paul Walker (Martin Cameron, 65 mins); Derek Fleming (Alan Archibald, 79 mins)
			future Jag Bryn Halliwell		Kenny Arthur			23y, 3m, 20d
			Simon Mensing		Paddy Kelly			23y, 11m, 1d
			John Paul Potter		Derek Fleming			28y, 3m, 22d
			Andy Millen		Mark McCulloch			26y, 10m, 8d
			Bryan Smith		Scott Paterson			29y, 10m, 14d
			John Fraser		Paul Deas			30y, 1m, 5d
			David Dunn		Gerry Britton			31y, 5m, 7d
			future Jag Jamie Mitchell		Danny Lennon			32y, 11m, 21d
			Jack Ross		Paul Walker			24y, 7m, 7d
			future Jag Pat Keogh		Martin Hardie			25y, 11m, 5d
			future Jag Leigh Hinds		Alex Burns			28y, 7m, 23d
								27y, 9m, 22d
			Marc Graham		Kevin Budinauckas			27y, 6m, 11d
			Mark McLaughlin		Alan Archibald			24y, 3m, 14d
			David Hagen		Martin Cameron			23y, 9m, 11d
			Brian Crawford		James McKinstry			22y, 8m, 24d
			Stevie Convery		Jamie Dolan			33y, 1m, 5d

Match Report

TTA report

A forgettable first half saw numerous petty fouls and a fine stop by Arthur. Clyde scored (55) then Britton twice went close. Defenders stood watching a ball bounce on the top of the bar only for a Clyde player to prod it over the line (74). Cameron scored when he was set up by Burns (78) but it was a disappointing night.

Media report

27-Mar-2002, bbc.com

Clyde came out on top in the other Glasgow derby to put a temporary halt on Partick's march towards the First Division championship. Second-placed Airdrie, six points adrift, had feared their hopes of catching Thistle had been dashed when they were beaten on Tuesday, but this result keeps their dream alive. Clyde looked the more dangerous side, and in the 11th minute, Jags keeper Kenny Arthur had to be alert to stop a David Dunn free-kick. He was fortunate again five minutes later to block a Pat Keogh header with his legs. The home side continued to press however, and took the lead after 54 minutes when a Dunn corner was flicked on by Keogh for the alert Leigh Hinds to prod the ball into the net in a crowded goalmouth. Clyde had seemingly wrapped up the points when Jack Ross added a second in the 74th minute with a neat header. But, just four minutes later, Partick struck back when recent signing Martin Cameron scored his first goal for the club. Thistle pressed for an equaliser, but the Clyde defence stood firm in the closing stages.

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BBC, 27th March, 2002

Kenny MacDonald report

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● Martin Cameron scores his only goal for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 21 consecutive competitive appearances for Danny Lennon, 1st Dec 2001 to date. (Longest run since: Stephen Craigan - 21 games, 24th Nov 2001 to 24th Mar 2002. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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