Partick Thistle secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Morton at Cappielow on Saturday, thanks to an 82nd-minute strike from Tsoanelo Lets’osa. The win marked an important moment for the Jags as they sought to build momentum early in the season.

Partick Thistle manager Mark Wilson commented on the conditions and performance, noting that while the pitch was in good shape, its dryness slowed play during the first half. “There were a lot of misplaced passes and unforced errors,” he said, adding that the team struggled to fully connect in the opening 45 minutes. Despite this, Wilson emphasized that his side created the better opportunities and highlighted the impact of the substitutes. “It helps when you have the quality on the bench to add that energy,” he remarked.

Elsewhere on the same day, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Dunfermline Athletic played out a goalless draw as Inverness returned to the Scottish Championship, the second tier of Scottish football. The match ended without any scoring, reflecting a closely contested encounter between the two sides.