Raith vs Partick 2025-26 Scottish Championship

Introduction

Raith Rovers are hosting Partick Thistle at Stark's Park, Fife, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Championship.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Championship

Venue: Stark's Park
Location: Fife, Scotland

Scottish Championship Standings

POS	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
+31	St Johnstone	30	61	3
+11	Partick Thistle	29	53	4
+5	Arbroath	30	47	7
+8	Dunfermline Athletic	29	40	11

Full Table

Statistics

PAR		RRFC
11	Goal Difference	-1
42	Total Goals	31
27	Assists	19
31	Goals Against	32

#	Player	Stats
23	Dylan Easton	Matches: 29, Goals: 8
9	Jack Hamilton	Matches: 27, Goals: 6
4	Paul Hanlon	Matches: 27, Goals: 2

#	Player	Stats
10	Logan Chalmers	Matches: 27, Goals: 8
26	Ben Stanway	Matches: 25, Goals: 7
9	Alex Samuel	Matches: 26, Goals: 6

Line-Ups

Raith Rovers (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Joshua Rae (GK)
4	Paul Hanlon
5	Callum Fordyce
26	Lewis Stevenson
22	Jordan Doherty
25	Kai Montagu
29	Paul Nsio
8	Ross Matthews
11	Innes Cameron
23	Dylan Easton
19	Andy Winter

Substitutes:

Darragh O'Connor, Josh Mullin, Ewan Wilson, Richard Chin, Aiden Glavin, Jai Rowe.

Partick Thistle (3-4-2-1)

No.	Name
1	Lewis Budinauckas (GK)
20	Daniel O'Reilly
22	Cale Loughrey
5	Lee Ashcroft
6	Kyle Turner
17	Ethan Ingram
19	Luke Mcbeth
24	Ben Mcpherson
9	Alex Samuel
21	Aidan Fitzpatrick
26	Ben Stanway

Substitutes:

Tsoanelo Letsosa, Liam Dolan, Cammy Logan, Connor Storey, Daniel Gray, Patrick Reading, Robbie Crawford, Matthew Falconer, Ricco Diack.

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