21st Aug 2004 Hamilton Academical 0 Partick Thistle 1 (SFL First Division - game 3)

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Match Information

			Allan Maitland		Derek Whyte			35y, 11m, 21d
					Gerry Britton			33y, 10m, 1d
					Andy Dowie
					Andy Wilkinson
					Juan Ramón (1-0, 31 mins)
Mark McLaughlin; David Hamilton; Scott Turnbridge					Billy Gibson
Scott Turnbridge (Ryan Blackadder, 64 mins); Brian Carrigan (Steve Convery, 73 mins)					Leigh Hinds (Armand Oné, 75 mins); Kenny Milne (Manny Panther, 79 mins)
			Dave McEwan		Kenny Arthur			25y, 8m, 14d
			Mark McLaughlin		Billy Gibson			23y, 0m, 20d
			Robert Walker		Kenny Milne			24y, 11m, 26d
			Steve Thomson		Grant Murray			28y, 11m, 23d
			former Jag Ricky Waddell		Andy Dowie			21y, 4m, 27d
			future Jag Mark Corcoran		Steve Fulton			34y, 0m, 11d
			Chris Aitken		Jamie Mitchell			27y, 9m, 15d
			David Hamilton		Derek Fleming			30y, 8m, 16d
			Scott Turnbridge		Juan Ramón			27y, 8m, 19d
			Brian Carrigan		Leigh Hinds			26y, 0m, 4d
			future Jag Pat Keogh		Jean-Yves Anis			23y, 8m, 22d
								26y, 8m, 26d
			Raymond Jellema		Steven Pinkowski			21y, 2m, 12d
			former Jag Sandy Hodge		Andy Wilkinson			20y, 0m, 15d
			Ryan Blackadder		Manny Panther			20y, 3m, 10d
			Steve Convery		Willie Howie			22y, 1m, 12d
			Iain Fyfe		Armand Oné			21y, 5m, 6d

notes

Kick-off delayed by 5 minutes to allow the big crowd in.

Match Report

TTA report

The only goal came from Escalas when he controlled the ball and shot home an Anis cross (31). Chances to extend the lead were missed after the break and it was almost thrown away when Anis gave away a needless corner late on but he cleared the resultant shot off the line. A narrow but deserved win.

Media report

21-Aug-2004, bbc.com

Partick clocked up their second win with a narrow but deserved success at promoted Hamilton. The vital goal came after 31 minutes when Juan Escalas collected a pass from Jean-Yves Anis to drill the ball past Accies keeper Dave McEwan. Hamilton came close after 68 minutes when a drive from David Hamilton was cleared off the line by Anis. McEwan was the busier keeper and Thistle were guilty of passing up a number of good chances.

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Sunday Mail, 22nd August, 2004

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● Thistle make their first-ever visit to New Douglas Park.

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