There might not have been a bucketload of goals, but we certainly got our fair share of action in tonight's clash.

Another huge night in the context of this Championship season, and it's only going to get better.

We will be all over tomorrow's action too, as well as the Premiership, of course. Join us then to do it all again.

For now, thanks for your company and enjoy your night.

Goalscorer Kevin Holt tells BBC Scotland, "It was important we put on a good display. "

The Partick Thistle defender, on his goal, said, "I just seen the corner come in from Kyle [Turner] and thought, 'I'm on that' and headed for the corner - happy days."

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He added, "It's been a few weeks since we won and we needed that. We have a few games in hand and we have to make them count."

Billy Dodds tells BBC Scotland tonight's result, "is the way it's been going the past couple of months."

The Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager added, "In the first half, Partick created the better chances and were the better team but in the second half, I thought we got a real hold of the game and created a load of chances.

"We are suffering at both ends because we aren't taking those chances and we are getting punished from the one shot Partick Thistle have in the second half."

He said, "It's a sore one to take because I thought in the second half we were excellent."

Finally, he noted, "There's eight games to go, we need to win nearly every one of them."

Partick Thistle manager Ian McCall, tells BBC Scotland, "It's a big three points.

"I thought in the first half we dominated but in the second half Caley Thistle were better than us. But at Firhill one goal can win a game and Kevin Holt got us that tonight with his right foot."

When asked if his side could win the league, he said, "I think any of the top five could win the league and we are in the top five."

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Scotland

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Scotland

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Scotland

It appeared as though another stalemate was being played out between these sides. An openly contested, end-to-end affair where the points would be shared.

However, Kevin Holt had other ideas and scored the only goal of the night in the 85th minute from a well-worked Kyle Turner corner.

Partick Thistle now leapfrog Inverness Caledonian Thistle into third place in the Championship.

Three minutes added-on.

Stuart Bannigan is off for Steven Bell in another Partick Thistle change.

With time, Logan Chalmers skews his shot at the bak-post.

Ross Docherty scoops over a glorious opportunity for Thistle.

Brian Graham does all the hard-work done the left-hand-side, before picking out his captain, but Docherty skies it high.

Reece McAlear curls in a free-kick, it makes way to the back-post where Caley Thistle defender Kirk Broadfoot is waiting.

He's scored twice in this fixture already this season, but his header this time nestles in the side netting.

Shane Sutherland grazes the top of the net after picking up Billy Mckay's perfectly weighted pass.

Partick Thistle have had a few more sighting at goal since the substitutions.

Brian Graham is dropping deeper and moments ago, he peeled of the defensive line and struck an audacious shot off his laces which was searching for the far top-corner.

Aaron Doran departs for Logan Chalmers.

The on-loan Dundee United youngster will be looking to inject a moment of magic for Caley Thistle.

Sean Welsh has a strike from distance, despite having options in front of him, but it goes well high.

Alex Jakubiak and Brian Graham link up well immediately.

The substitute fails to get a clean strike away in his first chance since coming on.

Cammy Smith was waiting in the wings, but Jakubiak struck first.

Alex Jakubiak is on for some fresh Partick Thistle firing power.

Juan Alegria makes way after having the best of the chances in the first half.