Partick Thistle 1-5 Motherwell: result and report

Premiership · Sunday 29 December 2013

Result

Partick Thistle 1-5 Motherwell

Premiership · Sunday 29 December 2013, 15:00 UTC · half-time 1-3

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Partick Thistle 1-5 Motherwell: match report

Partick Thistle lost to Motherwell 1-5 in the Premiership on Sunday 29 December 2013. The half-time score was 1-3.

S. Lawless opened the scoring in the 8th minute. Partick Thistle's goal came from S. Lawless (8'). Motherwell scored through Keith Lasley (15'), Z. Francis-Angol (21'), James McFadden (36'), Lionel Ainsworth (57') and John Sutton (65').

Discipline: Partick Thistle received 2 yellow cards; Motherwell received 1 yellow card.

Going into the game Partick Thistle were 10th on 15 points from 17 and Motherwell 3rd on 34 points from 18. Partick Thistle went on to finish that season 11th with 38 points, and Motherwell 2nd with 70.

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 0 Partick Thistle wins, 0 draws and 1 for Motherwell.

Going into the match Partick Thistle's last five read D-L-D-L-L and Motherwell's W-W-W-L-W.

Data as of 6 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 3'Yellow card · I. VigursMotherwell
  • 8'Goal · S. LawlessPartick Thistle · 1-0
  • 15'Goal · Keith LasleyMotherwell · 1-1
  • 21'Goal · Z. Francis-AngolMotherwell · 1-2
  • 36'Goal · James McFaddenMotherwell · 1-3
  • 57'Goal · Lionel AinsworthMotherwell · 1-4
  • 64'Yellow card · K. HigginbothamPartick Thistle
  • 65'Goal · John SuttonMotherwell · 1-5
  • 88'Yellow card · S. BanniganPartick Thistle

Head-to-head

1 meetings: Partick Thistle 0, draws 0, Motherwell 1.

Team news

Partick Thistle expected line-up (4-4-2)

Scott Fox, Stephen O'Donnell, Conrad Balatoni, Aaron Muirhead, Aaron Taylor-Sinclair, Steven Lawless, Stuart Bannigan, Gary Fraser, Sean Welsh, James Craigen, Kris Doolan

Motherwell expected line-up

Lee Hollis, Darren Randolph, Steven Hammell, Zaine Francis-Angol, Stephen McManus, Shaun Hutchinson, Simon Ramsden, Keith Lasley, Iain Vigurs, John Sutton, Stephen Craigan