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Livingston defender Ryan McGowan tells BBC Scotland: "It was a difficult game, the pitch didn't help, I felt first half we were a bit off it and Thistle deservedly went in 1-0 up.

"The substitutes made a massive impact for us.

"Come the end of the season it might be a massive game for us, but stil a little disappointed now to go on and win it."

Partick Thistle interim managers, goalscorer, and club captain Brian Graham tells BBC Scotland: “We need to start thinking about the positives first and foremost [on if it’s a point gained or two dropped].

“We asked for bravery on the ball and we got that in abundance for tonight

“I thought [Logan Chalmers] was outstanding tonight. It’s his directness, he’s so quick, and now we’re seeing the real Logan Chalmers.”

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Livingston, as aforementioned, are now joint top of the table with Falkirk but John McGlynn's side have two games in hand. Who'd you rather be though?

Ayr United are in the mix too in third no doubt about that. Five points off the top two with two games in hand on Livingston as well

Out of the two sides level on 53 points though...

Thumbs up for Livingston - points on the board and games played.

Thumbs down for Falkirk - games to be played and a chance, if won, to pull away.

James McFadden gave Logan Chalmers the nod as his player of the match this evening too.

Hard to disagree. He could have had four or five assists but for better finishing from his teammates on the end of his deliveries.

Livingston move level on points at the top of the Scottish Championship with Falkirk after rescuing a point against playoff hopefuls Partick Thistle.

Brian Graham, who is currently in charge of Thistle alongside Mark Wilson, volleyed his side into a first-half lead as they dominated for much of the opening 70 minutes.

Livingston managed to grow into the game and looked a more effective attacking outlet when Robbie Muirhead moved into a central position up top, and the striker nodded his side level with just over 10 minutes to go.

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Was that the chance for Thistle to win it?

Brian Graham knocks down a high cross for Ben Stanway who is unmarked inside the box.

He goes to volley it but mistimes his swing and swipes at fresh air.

He was put off a little, but that may have been the moment for Thistle to retake the lead.

A dangerous ball in from McAlear drops right at the back post, with about three or four bodies flying towards it.

LIvingston's Daniel Finlayson leaps highest, and misses the ball, colliding with the post.

He's up promptly though and ready to continue.

Reece McAlear fires well over from 25 yards out as Livingston continue to pile on the pressure.

They win a corner as they launch yet another attack.

After just under 80 minutes of dominance from the hosts, it's been all Livingston since their goal.

They're knocking it around in the final third and sending a succession of crosses into the area.

Andrew Shinnie latches onto one at the back post before juking around his man and firing low towards goal.

It's blocked but they look determined to go top of the Scottish Championship tonight now.

Nothing doing from the second corner, but that flurry from Livingston has been promising from their point of view.

Andrew Shinnie flashes a first-time shot past the post with the referee seemingly spotting a touch and awarding Livingston a corner.

It ping-pongs around in the box before Ryan McGowan's blasted effort is deflected out for another set piece.

15 minutes to go. Potentially a big 15 minutes in the race for the title and the playoff spots.

Robbie Muirhead is now through the middle up top for Livingston, who look slightly more promising going forward in the last five minutes or so.

All a bit stop-start now with a few fouls breaking up play.

Daniel O'Reilly clashes heads with Scott Pittman as Livingston venture forward, the most recent stoppage. Thankfully both are okay to continue.

Brian Graham is on the deck, seemingly after a coming together with Ryan McGowan as they both challenged for a bouncing ball.

The latter checks in on the former and play soon resumes.

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A straight-from-the-training ground corner from Thistle breaks down after two short passes lead to a poor cross.

They work the second phase of play well and recycle the broken-down chance into another opportunity though, a staple of their game tonight.

The second attempt is a decent Brian Graham header at the back post on the end of Logan Chalmers' cross. These two are on it tonight.

A scramble in the Livingston box and Thistle go close again to doubling their lead with Livi stopper Jerome Prior doing well to deal with the danger.

A one-goal lead isn't enough for the hosts to ever be fully comfortable in this, though, you feel.

Livigston try to break but a spot of miscommunication leads to the pass fizzing into an empty patch of pitch.

Sums up their night so far.

Chalmers goes for goal from the set piece, trying to drill it low and under the wall but gets a little too much lift on it, catching the bottom of the jumping quartet of Livi players.

Moments later, Thistle work it back into the area and Brian Graham nods a close-range header wide.

The crosser? You guessed it, Logan Chalmers.

They're fair linking up well together.