Wow. Well, I'm knackered and I'm sure you all are also.

An end-to-end classic at Firhill with four goals, a couple of controversial calls and a whole lot of battling all over the park. Box-office Friday night football in the Scottish Championship, as ever.

We’re back tomorrow with five exciting Premiership fixtures, including third-placed Hearts’ trip to face new table-toppers Rangers at Ibrox. We hope to have you with us for then.

See ya!

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We have four more Scottish Championship games this weekend, so here's a quick reminder of what's to come:

• Arbroath v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Ayr United v Raith Rovers
• Dundee United v Queen's Park
• Greenock Morton v Airdrieonians

It'll be nigh on impossible to top tonight's jam-packed thriller, but I'd never say never in this league.

Let's hope for four more crackers...

We unfortunately didn’t have time to hear from Kris Doolan - and what he thought of those decisions - but we’ll have his post-match thoughts on our website as soon as we get them.

Promise.

Dunfermline manager James McPake tells BBC Scotland: "For the group, for what it means, it’s huge. For that young group, there’s some experience in it, but it’s likely the worst run they’ve been on."

"There’s been good performances in that run, we were decent enough last week without winning the game, but the longer it goes on it feels like you’re bluffing them when you tell them they had a good game. I’m proud of them and delighted for them tonight.

"The resiliency was the big worry. When the first goal goes in - at a really tough place to come - it makes the final result even better."

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James McPake is a happy chap.

We'll have his thoughts in a moment.

Here is tonight's classic in all its glory.

Enjoy, Pars fans.

This evening's Player of the Match, Dunfermline defender Malachi Fagan-Walcott, tells BBC Scotland: "I think before every game now I picture myself scoring. So, when I do I can tell everybody, 'I told you so.'

"It's very important, the three points especially. It's been a tough run for us, so to get spirits back up in the changing room, it's brilliant.

"We stuck to what we were told to do. It was tough, like a fight, but it was a good game."

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Two goals in two and resolute at the back.

Dunfermline defender Malachi Fagan-Walcott is Michael Stewart's Player of the Match this evening.

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Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

It was entertaining, first and foremost.

I probably tipped Partick Thistle, to be honest, going by form and their goalscoring record.

But you have to credit Dunfermline. It was a huge night for them. They've come to Firhill, a place where Partick have been notorious and in great form. To score three goals, show a bit of quality and dig in defensively is fantastic.

And breathe. It’s all over at Firhill as Dunfermline pick up their first win in 10 attempts following a terrific 90 minutes of Friday night football.

Malachi Fagan-Walcott levelled up proceedings following Brian Graham’s first-half opener, before second half finishes from Matty Todd and Xavier Benjamin gifted the visitors all three points.

However, Partick Thistle will no doubt feel more than aggrieved by the two controversial disallowed goals at crucial points in the game.

Dunfermline rise to seventh in the Scottish Championship table, while Thistle remain third.

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Thistle knocking it around the Dunfermline box for a while now, but there is no way through.

James McPake's men are moments away from their first league win since early December.

Five minutes added on.

Surely there's no more twists in this tale...

A late sub for Partick Thistle.

Blair Alston replaces Jack McMillan.

Chris Kane is booked for blocking Ross Stewart's drop kick up the park.

That's a booking in both of his first two Pars appearances.

Fair play to him, it was the most obvious shove I've seen in a long time.

Partick are looking more and more flustered as we go on here.

An uncontested wayward pass from Harry Milne in his own half allows Alex Jakubiak to carry the ball forward and have a pop at goal. Ross Stewart appears to have pulled off a decent stop to keep it out.

Here it is.

Watch back the moment Thistle levelled the score... or so they thought.

Brian Graham drags one wide after his initial header fortunately falls back to his feet.

Good work and delivery from Tomi Adeloye to make the chance happen.

Dunfermline keep searching for a fourth.

Lewis McCann has a low strike from the edge blocked over by Harry Milne, but the visitors fail to convert from the resulting corner.

Just when I thought this game couldn't get any better, tempers are beginning to flare a wee bit.

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