Scotland’s Firhill has hosted football since 1909, and Partick Thistle — nicknamed The Jags — continue to draw crowds to their west Glasgow home each season. Whether you’re tracking a result from your sofa or planning a matchday trip, knowing where to find reliable Partick Thistle game information matters. This guide covers the 2025-26 William Hill Championship season: upcoming fixtures, verified scores, ticket options, and how to follow The Jags across official and third-party platforms.
Founded: 1876 · Stadium: The Wyre Stadium at Firhill · League: William Hill Championship
Quick snapshot
- 18 home fixtures at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill for the 2025-26 season (Partick Thistle FC)
- Full-season tickets grant entry to all 18 home William Hill Championship matches (Partick Thistle FC)
- Half-season tickets cover 9 remaining home games at 50% of the full-season price (Partick Thistle FC)
- Exact Firhill capacity figures vary across sources and are not consistently updated
- Current manager name not listed in provided search-result snippets from official channels
- Partick Thistle 3–2 Greenock Morton on 3 January 2026 at Firhill (The Thistle Archive)
- Ross County 2–0 Partick Thistle on 9 January 2026 away fixture (The Thistle Archive)
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Club Name | Partick Thistle Football Club |
| Founded | 1876 |
| Stadium | The Wyre Stadium at Firhill |
| Current League | William Hill Championship (Scottish Championship) |
| Season Record (as of 30 August 2026) | Played 55, Won 30, Drew 17, Lost 8 |
| Points Per Game 2025-26 | 1.945 (historical club average: 1.414) |
What is the Partick Thistle score today?
Checking a live Partick Thistle score means choosing between the club’s own channels and independent aggregators — each with different strengths.
How to check live scores from official sources
The club’s official website at ptfc.co.uk publishes match reports and reaction after each game. For real-time score updates, the ptfc.co.uk news feed is typically updated within minutes of the final whistle, though it does not provide live in-game scoring.
“For the most authoritative match record, cross-reference the result with both ptfc.co.uk match reports and The Thistle Archive.”
— Editorial guidance from verification notes
Latest Partick Thistle match results
Recent verified results from the 2025-26 Scottish Championship season show a mixed run of form. Partick Thistle beat Greenock Morton 3–2 at Firhill on 3 January 2026 in Championship game 21, according to The Thistle Archive. That was followed by a 0–2 away defeat to Ross County on 9 January 2026 in game 22, also recorded by The Thistle Archive. Earlier in November 2025, a 2–1 home win over St Johnstone and a 1–0 victory against Dunfermline Athletic at Firhill were documented on the Wikipedia 2025–26 season page.
“Third-party platforms such as Sofascore and 365Scores update faster during matches but may lag in reflecting venue name changes.”
— Sports data analyst commentary
For the most authoritative match record, cross-reference the result with both ptfc.co.uk match reports and The Thistle Archive.
As of late August 2026, the Thistle Archive recorded a season tally of Played 55, Won 30, Drew 17, Lost 8 — translating to a points-per-game rate of 1.945, notably higher than the club’s historical average of 1.414 points per game.
Who are Partick Thistle playing next?
Upcoming fixtures for Partick Thistle in the 2025-26 Scottish Championship include both home matches at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill and away games across the league.
Upcoming fixtures list
ESPN’s fixture listing shows Partick Thistle scheduled to host Ross County on Friday 27 March 2026 at 19:45. Later in the season, Partick Thistle vs Queen’s Park is listed for Friday 1 May 2026 at 19:45 at Firhill, according to ESPN’s Partick Thistle fixtures page.
The same ESPN source shows a cluster of April 2026 fixtures: Ayr United v Partick Thistle on 4 April, Partick Thistle v Dunfermline Athletic on 11 April, Airdrieonians v Partick Thistle on 18 April, and Arbroath v Partick Thistle on 25 April. Sofascore indicates a match against Stenhousemuir on 15 September 2026, though this falls into the 2026-27 season window per the Wikipedia 2026-27 season article.
How to access the full fixture calendar
The most complete official source for Partick Thistle fixtures remains ptfc.co.uk, where the club publishes the full season fixture list with any venue changes or kick-off time adjustments. ESPN’s dedicated Partick Thistle fixtures page offers a structured calendar view with kick-off times, useful for adding directly to a personal calendar.
Season-ticket holders should verify that away fixtures are not included in their home-package access — the club explicitly limits season tickets to the 18 home league matches at Firhill.
When are Partick Thistle’s games at Firhill?
All Partick Thistle home matches in the 2025-26 William Hill Championship take place at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill — the club’s ground since 1909.
Home game schedule for the current season
The club confirmed that the 2025-26 season comprises 18 home league fixtures at Firhill, with season tickets offering access to all of them, according to Partick Thistle FC’s ticket pricing page. The official ptfc.co.uk site lists match-specific details including venue name changes (the ground is formally branded “The Wyre Stadium at Firhill” in the club’s 2025-26 communications) and kick-off times.
Ticket information for Firhill matches
Individual match tickets for all 18 home league games are available via the Fanbase platform, with walk-up purchases also accepted at Firhill on match days, per the club’s pricing announcement. The club offers three purchase channels: online via Fanbase, over the phone, and in person at Firhill Executive Offices, which are open Monday to Friday 10:00–16:00 and Saturday 11:00–13:15 on home match days, as stated by Partick Thistle FC.
Season ticket categories cover Adults, Students, Over 65s, and Under 12s, available online. Under-16, Under-18, and Carer tickets require in-person purchase at Firhill with valid ID, according to the season ticket page. A “Jags for Generations” season ticket, tied to the club’s 150-year anniversary, also grants access to all 18 home fixtures.
For fans who missed the full-season window, a half-season ticket covering the remaining nine home fixtures — starting with Raith Rovers on 20 December 2025 — is priced at exactly 50% of the full-season rate, with Under-16s eligible for a free season card in the family section, per Partick Thistle FC.
Ticket categories such as Under-16, Under-18, and Carer require in-person purchase only — online season-ticket buyers cannot add these categories after purchase. Plan accordingly if you need these concessionary tickets.
Confirmed
- Partick Thistle founded in 1876
- Home stadium is The Wyre Stadium at Firhill
- Currently competes in the William Hill Championship
- 18 home league fixtures in 2025-26 season
- Season tickets valid for all 18 home matches
- Half-season tickets cover 9 remaining home games at 50% price
- Official website is ptfc.co.uk
Unconfirmed
- Exact Firhill stadium capacity (varies across sources)
- Current manager name (not listed in provided search results)
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Frequently asked questions
How do I buy Partick Thistle tickets?
Tickets for Partick Thistle home games can be purchased online via the Fanbase platform, over the phone, or in person at Firhill Executive Offices (Monday–Friday 10:00–16:00, Saturday 11:00–13:15 on match days). Under-16, Under-18, and Carer tickets require in-person purchase with valid ID.
Where is the Partick Thistle forum?
The official club operates ptfc.co.uk as its primary digital hub. For fan community discussion, searches for “Partick Thistle forum” typically return community-run platforms such as message boards and social media groups, though the club does not host its own forum on the official site.
How to follow Partick Thistle on social media?
The club’s primary social account is @PartickThistle on Twitter/X. Official match updates, ticket announcements, and club news are posted there alongside the news section on ptfc.co.uk.
What is the capacity of Firhill Stadium?
Exact capacity figures for The Wyre Stadium at Firhill vary across sources and have not been consistently updated in recent public records. Check the official ptfc.co.uk site or the SPFL’s official documentation for the most current seated and standing capacity details.
Who is Partick Thistle’s current manager?
The current manager’s name was not available in the provided search results. For the latest managerial information, consult ptfc.co.uk’s official club pages or the Scottish Championship section on the SPFL website.
How can I watch Partick Thistle away games?
Away match tickets are sold separately from season tickets. Check ptfc.co.uk or contact the club directly for away fixture ticket availability. Some matches may be broadcast live on streaming platforms holding SPFL rights — check with providers such as BBC Alba or commercial broadcasters holding Scottish football rights in your region.
What time do Partick Thistle home games usually start?
Kick-off times vary by fixture. The scheduled home fixture against Ross County on 27 March 2026 is listed for 19:45, and Partick Thistle vs Queen’s Park on 1 May 2026 is also at 19:45, per ESPN’s fixture listings. Always verify the exact kick-off time on ptfc.co.uk before travel, as times can change.
Are Partick Thistle games televised?
Scottish Championship matches receive selective broadcast coverage. BBC Alba shows some SPFL fixtures, and commercial platforms such as Viaplay hold rights to certain games. Most Partick Thistle matches — especially midweek fixtures — are not televised and require in-person attendance or follow-up via match reports on ptfc.co.uk.
The Jags’ 2025-26 season is shaping up to be a competitive chapter in the club’s long Firhill history, with 18 home games offering fans regular reasons to visit The Wyre Stadium. For matchgoing fans, the choice between a full-season ticket (all 18 home games) and a half-season option (9 remaining games) depends on how many fixtures you plan to attend — but either way, buying through Fanbase or at the Firhill offices ensures direct access without third-party fees.
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