11th Sep 2004 St Mirren 2 Partick Thistle 1 (SFL First Division - game 6)

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Match Information

			Gus MacPherson		Derek Whyte			36y, 0m, 11d
					Gerry Britton			33y, 10m, 22d
					Manny Panther; Andy Dowie
					Kenny Milne; Adrian Madaschi
John O'Neill (1-1, 55 mins); Mixu Paatelainen (1-2, 70 mins)					Juan Ramón (1-0, 16 mins)
Kevin McGowne; Hugh Murray; John Baird
Simon Lappin (Laurie Ellis, 60 mins); Brian McGinty (John Baird, 78 mins)					Manny Panther (Kenny Milne, 72 mins); Derek Fleming (Armand Oné, 78 mins)
			future Jag Craig Hinchliffe		Kenny Arthur			25y, 9m, 4d
			Kirk Broadfoot		Billy Gibson			23y, 1m, 10d
			Andy Millen		Manny Panther			20y, 4m, 0d
			David Van Zanten		Grant Murray			29y, 0m, 13d
			former Jag Kevin McGowne		Andy Dowie			21y, 5m, 17d
			Mark Reilly		Steve Fulton			34y, 1m, 1d
			Simon Lappin		Jamie Mitchell			27y, 10m, 5d
			future Jag Hugh Murray		Derek Fleming			30y, 9m, 6d
			John O'Neill		Juan Ramón			27y, 9m, 9d
			Mixu Paatelainen		Leigh Hinds			26y, 0m, 25d
			Brian McGinty		Willie Howie			22y, 2m, 2d
								26y, 2m, 21d
			Stevie Woods		Steven Pinkowski			21y, 3m, 2d
			Laurie Ellis		Kenny Milne			25y, 0m, 16d
			future Jag Allan Russell		Andy Wilkinson			20y, 1m, 5d
			future Jag Ricky Gillies		Adrian Madaschi			22y, 2m, 0d
			future Jag John Baird		Armand Oné			21y, 5m, 27d

Match Report

TTA report

Thistle took the lead (16) with an Escalas header. St Mirren pressed after half-time and equalised (55) from a suspiciously off-side position. With the score 1-1 Fleming sent a penalty wide (68) and St Mirren scored (70) with the defence posted missing. Late on, Oné's header was ruled out after the ref consulted his linesman.

Media report

11-Sep-2004, bbc.com

St Mirren went top of Division One as they came from behind to maintain their unbeaten run in Division One. Juan Roman Escalas had headed home a Derek Fleming free kick from six yards to give Partick Thistle an early lead. Midfielder John O'Neil fired the equaliser after pouncing on a Mixu Paatelainen knock down. Fleming missed a 68th minute penalty and, two minutes later, Paatelainen scored the winner with a fine diving header from a Hugh Murray cross.

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PTFC Match Programme, 18th September, 2004

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