Watch: FT - Rovers beat Thistle 4-3 to lead Scottish Championship

1. O'Reilly heads Rovers into 12th-minute lead
2. Easton fires Rovers' second straight after half-time
3. O'Reilly knocks ball into own net to give Thistle hope
4. Graham penalty levels after Murray hand ball
5. Alston slides in to put Thistle in front
6. Smith and Stanton put Rovers back in the lead
7. Rovers go two points clear at top of Scottish Championship
8. Thistle eight points behind hosts in third
9. Rovers unbeaten in 11 games, Thistle's first defeat in seven
10. Rovers secure fifth straight win

Goodnight

I think that wraps things up for tonight - hopefully you've managed to get your breath back!

We'll be back tomorrow with all the action from the Scottish Premiership.

Until then, take care!

'Lessons to be learned' - Doolan

Partick Thistle manager Kris Doolan describes the defeat as "a really sore one".

"I think the positives are that we scored three goals in the second half," he tells BBC Scotland.

"Raith have scored late goals numerous times this season, but to lose two is a sore one.

"The positives in there are that we managed to pull it back and take the lead. We probably had another shout for a penalty, but still there are lessons to be learned.

"We do not dwell on it. We move on, we learn, take the positives and get better.

"To come here and score three goals in the second half gives us confidence. We maybe have to learn to manage the game better but some positives to take away."

'Real good feel factor' - Easton

Raith Rovers midfielder Dylan Easton is relieved to have secured the three points.

"In the first half, I thought we controlled the game," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We know Partick Thistle are a very good team, we knew it was going to be a shift and it was all about starting the second half well. We are delighted to get the three points at the end.

"There is a real good feel factor about the club in terms of the new owners coming in.

"We are going to take it one game at a time, but I think, if we keep going the way we are, we are still picking up three points.

"We have played everyone, we know how everyone is and this league is so so tough.

"We get back to the training ground on Monday and we will look forward to our next challenge against Arbroath."

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Murray wants to add Bolt-style pace

Ian Murray is full of praise for Callum Smith after the substitute forward's equaliser at 3-3.

"Smith has gone away and worked incredibly hard on the technical side of the game," the Rovers manager tells BBC Scotland. "He has come on tonight and given me another headache ahead of Wednesday night's game.

"When asked about the January transfer window, Murray says: "Hopefully there is business to be done. I am very happy with the squad, we are really strong when everybody is fit.

"We maybe lack someone with raw pace. I think that is really important in this league. We have got good technical ball players, but I think everybody would love a winger with Usain Bolt-style pace."

Murray also reflected on going top of the Championship table. "I would prefer it was the end of May, but I am delighted," he added. "We have worked incredibly hard, it is a long way to go."

'Late goals not a coincidence' - Murray

Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray is understandably "delighted" with his side's win.

"I spent a lot of time on the touchline trying to galvanize us because we went 3-2 down," he tells BBC Scotland.

"I thought we scored our second goal a wee bit too early, but also they scored poor goals from our point of view defensively.

"I think the only saving grace from that third Partick goal was that we had time to come back.

"I do not think it is a coincidence how many late goals we have scored this season. It is not just the physical aspect, it is also the mental aspect. The players deserve all the credit coming their way at the moment."

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Stanton up to be counted

Sam Stanton wins it for Rovers

Smith's seventh of the season

Callum Smith equalises for Rovers

How that thrilling finish unfolded

Thistle go 3-2 ahead

FULL-TIME

And breathe...

Raith Rovers top the Championship table after an unbelievable 95 minutes of football.

Told you it would be a cracker!

Thistle have a late corner.

It's a lovely delivery but Kevin Dubrowski punches it behind for another corner.

The second from Aidan Fitzpatrick goes all the way over and out on the other side for a goal kick.

Amy Canavan

BBC Scotland at Stark's Park

Only five more minutes?

WE WANT TEN!

Five minutes to be added on...

Are there any more twists?

Amy Canavan

BBC Scotland at Stark's Park

You'd be beyond naive to think this is done and dusted...

Do Partick Thistle have another comeback in them?

Amy Canavan

BBC Scotland at Stark's Park

I am running out of superlatives.

I am running out of words full stop... this is silly stuff now.

Wow. Just wow.

Amy Canavan

BBC Scotland at Stark's Park

MY HANDS ARE ON MY HEAD!

GOAL Raith Rovers 4-3 Partick Thistle

At least one!

Callum Smith with the assist for Sam Stanton who puts it in the back of the net.

I genuinely cannot keep up here...

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Amy Canavan

BBC Scotland at Stark's Park

THIS GAME!

THIS LEAGUE!

THIS IS WHY WE LOVE IT!

GOAL Raith Rovers 3-3 Partick Thistle

What a game!

It was a great strike from Callum Smith right into the back of the Partick Thistle net.

Ten minutes to go - how many more goals are we gonna see?!

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And another...

Brian Graham cool as you like to level the game...

Brian Graham's penalty makes it 2-2