Partick Thistle Women were edged 3-2 by Celtic in a dramatic Scottish Women's Premier League encounter this weekend, with Imogen Lockcake marking her 100th appearance for the club with a goal. The BBC's report described the match as an enthralling contest that saw Celtic maintain their perfect start to the SWPL season with a fourth consecutive win.
How did the match unfold?
The visitors struck early through Issy Fisher, who found the net with a spectacular long-range volley after just five minutes. Partick Thistle responded with spirit and found an equaliser in the 24th minute. The moment belonged to Imogen Lockcake, who fired home to celebrate her century of games for the Jags in the best possible fashion. Celtic's defence was tested, and Fionnuala Morgan received a yellow card for a high tackle on Sophie Townsley, with the Celtic defender appearing to shove Townsley in the back following the challenge. No second booking was issued.
Celtic regained the lead before halftime after a slack pass from Morgan Hay was punished. Hannah Jordan capitalised to put the Glasgow side back in front. The decisive goal came from a set-piece, as Lisa Robertson powered a header home from a corner to secure all three points for Celtic. Partick Thistle goalkeeper Ade Gay was unable to keep out Sophie Townsley's effort in the build-up to one of the goals.
What is Partick Thistle's current league standing?
While the women's team competes in the SWPL, the men's side provides the core focus for this site. As of 08 September 2026, the Partick Thistle men's team sits second in the Scottish Championship. They have collected 11 points from their opening five games, with a record of three wins and two draws. Their recent form reads WDDWW. You can view the full standings to see how the race is shaping up.
The team's defensive solidity has been a feature, conceding just one goal while scoring five for a +4 goal difference. They currently trail leaders Stenhousemuir by two points in what is shaping up to be a tight title race. The squad's consistency is reflected in their unbeaten start, and details on every player contributing can be found on the club's squad page.
What does this mean for the women's team's campaign?
The defeat is a setback, but scoring twice against a dominant Celtic side demonstrates the attacking threat Partick Thistle Women can carry. Imogen Lockcake's milestone and goal will be a personal highlight amid the result. The team will look to bounce back in their next SWPL fixture, using the performance as a foundation. The men's team, meanwhile, will aim to maintain their strong early-season momentum when they next take to the pitch. Fans can track all upcoming matches across both teams on the comprehensive fixtures schedule.
The data shows a men's team firmly in the promotion conversation, with a goal difference of +4 highlighting their balanced approach. Their next match presents an opportunity to close the gap at the top of the Championship table.
