Partick Thistle
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Whilst Patrick Thistle would be an amazing name for a Hollywood movie star, Partick Thistle is the name of Glasgow’s third top-flight football team behind Rangers and Celtic. They play their home games at Firhill Stadium and have done ever since the ground opened in 1909. In the past Firhill has also hosted rugby union and rugby league games and has acted as the temporary home of both Clyde and Hamilton Academical. In 2000 the stadium was used as one of the venues for the Rugby League World Cup. Another rugby link for the ground occurred in 2007 when Glasgow Warriors rugby union side used it for their home games. When Hampden Park was used for some of the football games in the 2012 Summer Olympics, Queens Park used Firhill Stadium for their home matches.
About Partick Thistle
Partick Thistle is a football club based in Glasgow, Glasgow City. The club was founded in 1876. Home matches are played at Firhill Stadium.
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