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SWPL 1
Sun 27 November, 2022. Kick Off: - 13:00
Petershill Park

👪 Family Fun Day!

Sunday is our family fun day. We will be opening doors early at 12pm for aload of fun and games for the whole family. From face painting to Beat the Kingsley, there will also be a tombola and a load of other games for you to enjoy before the action begins at 1pm.

🎨 Poster Compeition

Design your own Partick Thistle Women’s FC poster! You can draw it, cut it out, or paint it, whatever you want!

Show your support to your favourite player or the team as a whole, just bring it along to the game and send us a photo to   and we’ll have prizes for the best ones!

🎫 Tickets

Entry for this fixture is via pay at the gate. Cash and card are accepted.

Partick Thistle Men’s Season Ticket holders can gain entry to this fixture for only £5!!

Adults: £7
Concessions: £5
U16s: FREE
Family Ticket (2 adults plus kids): £10

🎟️ Season Tickets

Season tickets are valid for this match. If you have already purchased your 22/23 season ticket you should have recieved your card.

Season tickets are still on sale priced at the great price of £60 or £40 if you already have a men’s season ticket.

Click HERE to purchase your season ticket

🏟 Stadium

Gates open at 12pm for the fixture and entry is through the gates at the car park side of the ground.

🚗 Getting There

Bus:
Firstbus services 10, 24, 27, 88, 89, 89A, 89B and 90 all stop on Springburn Road, a stones throw from Petershill Park.

Train
Springburn and Barnhill are the nearest train stations, both just a 5 minute walk from the stadium. Both are serviced from Glasgow Queen Street Low Level by regular trains.

Car
Plenty of free car parking is available at Petershill Park. The post code for Petershill Park is G21 4DD and the complex can be accessed from Adamswell Street, at the rear of North Glasgow College.

🅿️ Parking

There is parking available for free at Petershill Park. Spectators should use the lower two levels of parking at the stadium.

🌮 Food and 🥤 Drink

The pie stall at Petershill Park will be open before kick off selling a variaty of food and drink. Payment is by cash only.

📺 Live Stream

PTWFC will be providing a FREE live steam on our YouTube channel.

Coverage will begin around 10 minutes before kick off.

💻 Live Coverage

Live updates will be available on our Twitter account during the match.

🗣️ Post -Match

After the match we’ll have all the reaction from the Thistle camp on our Twitter and Facebook pages with Full match highlights and interviews on our YouTube Channel.

We’ll also have a full match photo gallery available after the game.

Partick Thistle FC
Partick Thistle
1
Khym Ramsay
2
Rosie Slater
4
Cheryl McCulloch
5
Demi Falconer
6
Rebecca McGowan (McLintock)
8
Clare Docherty
12
Rachel Donaldson (Terry)
15
Linzi Taylor (Bulloch)
16
Cara Henderson (Canavan)
19
Claire Adams
22
Abbie Ferguson
 
Subs
21
Danica Dalziel
3
Kim Murphy
9
Kaitlyn Canavan
9
Taylor Hamill
11
Jordan McLintock
14
Amy Bulloch
18
Charlotte Terry
24
Leah Robinson
26
Taylor Fisher
Glasgow City
29
Lee Gibson
2
Chloe Warrington
3
Amy Muir
5
Claire Walsh
7
Mairead Fulton
8
Beatriz Prades Insa
11
Emily Whelan
12
Jenna Clark
15
Abbi Grant
16
Kinga Kozak
23
Megan Foley
 
Subs
25
Clachers
6
Love
9
Monsivais
17
Gibb
20
Allie
24
Martin
26
Noble
27
Forrest
 
Subs
21
Danica Dalziel
3
Kim Murphy
9
Kaitlyn Canavan
9
Taylor Hamill
11
Jordan McLintock
14
Amy Bulloch
18
Charlotte Terry
24
Leah Robinson
26
Taylor Fisher
 
Subs
25
Clachers
6
Love
9
Monsivais
17
Gibb
20
Allie
24
Martin
26
Noble
27
Forrest
Match Preview

Partick Thistle WFC v Glasgow City – 27th November 2022

This Sunday 27th November, PTWFC take on Glasgow City at Petershill for a 13:00 kick off with our family fun day starting at noon.

Thistle come off the back of a 5-1 victory against Hamilton Accies in the SWPL1 last weekend at New Douglas Park in a convincing and dominating game. Brian Graham’s women deservedly took all 3 points away from Lanarkshire as we look to take the challenge against high flying Glasgow City in a Glasgow derby for our next league fixture.

The victory over Hamilton meant that our Jags are top of the table in the SWFL1 in terms of form, picking up a possible 13 from 15 in our last 5.

A win for Brian Graham’s side would be a statement and provide a huge boost as we look to tighten the gap within the SWPL1 table.

Alongside our fixture against Glasgow City is our PTWFC Family Fun Day! Doors open at 12pm and fans are encouraged to come along early for a load of enjoyable activities, such as Beat the Kingsley, Face painting and even a Tombola so get yourself down for a bit of fun before the main kick off at 1pm!

ℹ️ Fixture Information

📍Petershill Park
🕐1pm
🎟️Adults: £7 / Concession: £5 / Family: £10
🆓Kids go FREE
🎫Partick Thistle Season Ticket Holders: £5
📺 Live Stream on YouTube
💻Updates on Twitter
🗣️Highlights and reaction post match

🆚 Our Opponents: Glasgow City

Glasgow City have had a good start to their season thus far, picking up 28 points from a possible 30.

Gaining several high scoring victories over the likes of Hamilton, Hibs, Dundee United, and Glasgow Women, Glasgow City currently sit in 2nd place in the SWPL1, only behind on goal difference, 3 places and 13 points above the Jags at the moment.

There are several club links between the squads, with the likes of Jordan McLintock, Taylor Fisher, and October POTM winner Cheryl McCulloch all former Glasgow City players and they’ll all be hoping to get one over on their former club this coming Sunday.

📈Thistle so far

Another well-deserved win against Hamilton on Sunday showed another level to Brian Graham’s girls commitment and determination. There were plenty of positives that can only point out good signs for the jags as we look to improve our incredible form.

Another outstanding performance from Rachel Donaldson as she scored yet another fantastic goal and set up 2, earning herself a spot in the “5OTW”. Jordan McLintock also kept her spot as top scorer tucking her penalty as cool as you like. Abbie Ferguson again continues to make her impact during her loan spell from Celtic while Linzi Taylor bagged herself a brace to continue her good form.

Strong home followings from the Red and Yellow Army so far this season have really helped our girls, and hopefully more of the Thistle faithful come along to support their Jags this Sunday afternoon, particularly for this huge Glasgow derby, at Petershill for our Family Fun Day. The aim is for a record crowd so get along and support the girls.

🗞 Team News

Nearly a full squad again for Brian Graham leading into Sunday with only Taylor McGlashan out as she continues with her ongoing injury. Clare Docherty returns following her suspension which saw her miss the Hamilton match and she will be looking to rejoin her team mates hoping for a victory and another 3 points on the board.

💬 Word From The Squad

⏮ Match Rewind

1st May 2022
PARTICK THISTLE 1
(McCulloch, 11′)
GLASGOW CITY 3
(Taylor O.G., 9′) (Davidson, 19′) (Chinchilla, 78′)

Match Report

Partick Thistle WFC v Glasgow City – 27th November 2022

It was arguably the two form sides of SWPL1 that went head to head at Petershill Park in this match with Thistle hoping the Family Fun Day, ran alongside this game, would coincide with a famous victory on the pitch. Sadly it wasn’t to be. The Family Fun Day helped swell the crowd to a record for a Partick Thistle WFC home game, but the Glasgow City visitors ran out 4-1 winners to climb to the top of the league.

To prise points away from the top three, full-time, sides in the division then luck needs to be on your side, and the important breaks need to go your way. That was emphatically not the case for Partick Thistle in this fixture.

As befitting a side enjoying an extended unbeaten run Thistle started this game brightly taking their more fancied opponents. Khym Ramsay deputising for the unavailable Megan Cunningham, and doing so exceptionally well, was required to save from Whelan inside the game’s opening 60 seconds but much of the first 15 minutes or so were spent in the Glasgow City half of the field although the aforementioned Ramsay did have to produce an excellent one handed save to tip a Foley shot over the crossbar.

The opening goal in any game is of vital importance and it was a major blow to Thistle that it came the way of Glasgow City after 15 minutes. The circumstances surrounding the goal being the very definition of controversial.

A Kozak shot following a cross from the left produced little more than a routine save from Ramsay and that seemed to be that. Both sets of players got back into position ready for action only for the referee to point to the spot and show Cheryl McCulloch a yellow card. Several subsequent viewings of the incident do show Kozak’s shot coming off the shoulder of McCulloch who had her back towards Kozak.

No amount of Thistle protestations were going to change the referee’s view that McCulloch had handled the ball and Kozak herself took the penalty and duly converted the penalty to give the away side the lead.

The loss of that goal, or perhaps the circumstances surrounding it, did seem to knock Thistle off their stride and City were close to doubling their lead in their very next attack; Foley missing a good opportunity right in front of the Thistle goal.

A second Glasgow City did arrive after 36 minutes and there was no doubting the legitimacy of this strike. Prades Insa’s pass find Whelan who shot past Ramsay and into the far corner of the net.

Two-nil became three-nil just 7 minutes later when Grant was able to head home a corner from the left.

With half-time fast approaching there was hope of a second half Thistle comeback when they were able to reduce the arrears. In view of what had happened earlier they were perhaps due some good fortune and it was a touch from Warrington from an excellent Cara Henderson corner that took the ball into the City net for an own goal.

If there was to be any prospect of a Thistle comeback then the next goal would have to come Thistle’s way. Instead it was City that re-established their three goal advantage just two minutes after the restart. Grant’s cross was touched back into the path of Prades Insa and her low shot found the corner of the net.

Walsh missed a good chance to further extend the visitor’s lead but the Thistle side is not without spirit and although as the game moved towards a finish the City lead was now an unassailable one they kept fighting to the very end. They nearly got reward for that when a Claire Adams free kick caused all kinds of problems for the City defence but skipper Demi Falconer was unable to force the ball home and it was eventually scrambled to safety.

It was ultimately a deserved and decisive win for Glasgow City but Thistle will look back at the controversial opening goal as a pivotal moment in the outcome of this game.

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