That's all from us tonight, as Livingston take control of this Premiership play-off semi-final.

We'll be back on Friday for the second leg - see you all then.

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Mark Wilson: "Nothing quite went right for us tonight. I don't think we had enough intensity in or out of possession.

"I thought they were the better team. I'm not being too harsh on our players because it's been a long road and they've dug deep time and time again.

"Disappointing that we didn't score at the end, but Livi were by far the better team tonight.

"The players have got a lot of belief in each other. They know they can do it. You get the first goal and the tie swings again with the pressure on Livi."

Livingston manager David Martindale tells BBC Scotland: "The result's there, the performance was OK.

"It sets us up for a great start on Friday night but it's definitely not over.

"I never felt we were under any real threat to be honest. They never really built the game.

"[Scott Pittman] will always find that space. He has been with me for 11 years. It's something we work on most weeks in training, building the game.

"We built the game really well at times and when you do that, you create chances.

"Danny [Wilson] is a huge threat for us from set-plays and takes his goal really well. We overload the back post, get the first contact and it's a good finish."

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

I was really impressed, it was a professional, strong, robust performance from Livingston.

They really started to motor after half-time.

Livingston defender Danny Wilson tells BBC Scotland: "It's a good start to the tie.

"We're well aware that Partick have been resilient in the past few games, so the tie's not over.

"I still feel we could have been better on the ball. The job's not done.

"The schedule Partick have had, we knew we could take advantage of that.

"It just sat up nicely for me [for the goal] and thankfully it went in. We look forward to Friday now.

"We expect more of the same. We'll prepare as best as we can and hopefully we can get the job done."

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Scotland

Danny Wilson has really shown his experience and class tonight, plus he got the second goal for Livingston.

He's my player of the match.

Goals either side of half-time from Scott Pittman and Danny Wilson give Livingston a two-goal lead before Friday's second leg at Almondvale.

Brian Graham looks absolutely distraught after that late miss for Partick Thistle.

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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Scotland

He's on the stretch, but the form he's in, you expect him to find the back of the net.

Brian Graham cannot believe it.

A cross from the left reaches Partick Thistle's main man at the far post, but he fires miles over the bar from close range.

He simply has to score given the state of the game.

We're into the first of four additional minutes at Firhill.

Thistle are huffing and puffing without creating much.

More bad news for Partick Thistle.

They are two goals down in the tie and Lee Ashcroft has now pinged his hamstring.

Luke McBeth went off earlier in the contest, so they are down to the bare bones in defence.

Wow. Partick Thistle almost hit back in spectacular circumstances.

Lee Ashcroft drives forward out of defence and lashes a shot off the bar from the edge of the box.

Is that the spark the home side needed?

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Scotland

I can't remember a Partick Thistle getting with two yards of the ball recently.

Livingston are controlling the ball but it's almost unopposed.

Andrew Shinnie is on for Livingston as Cristian Montano makes way.

There are 11 minutes of regulation time left at Firhill.

A sweeping Livingston move ends with Stephen Kelly shooting just over the bar.

Livingston are more than happy to take the sting out of this game, keeping the ball with relative ease.

They have been by far the better side in this second half.

Home defender Daniel O'Reilly goes into the referee's book.

Thistle need to make something happen soon if they are to get back into this tie.

Mark Wilson also turns to his bench.

Aidan Fitzpatrick and Stuart Bannigan are off, with Ben Stanway and Stevie Lawless on.

For Livi, Daniel Finlayson replaces Jamie Brandon at right-back.