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28 Mar 2026
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28 Mar 2026
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Partick Thistle closed the gap to Championship leaders St Johnstone to two points after a 3-1 comeback win over Ross County at Firhill.
Jamie Lindsay put the visitors ahead after just two minutes as he picked out the bottom corner.
But former Staggies attacker Alex Samuel equalised midway through the first half before Robbie Crawford and on-loan Celtic defender Ben McPherson made the points safe for the hosts at the break.
Innes Cameron scored a brace to make it three goals from three as Raith claimed a 3-0 victory over Ayr at Stark’s Park.
Richard Chin added a third from close range as the hosts moved up to fifth and their opponents dropped a place to sixth.
In League One, leaders Inverness struck back through Ross Millen for a share of the spoils in a 1-1 draw with Queen of the South.
Queens took a first-half lead through Nicky Clark, but Millen fired home the rebound after his initial penalty was saved.
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