Partick Thistle manager Brian Graham offered his assessment of the match, stating: “We didn’t start the game well, we were waiting for Motherwell to score. Second half, though, we were much better and either team could have won it, so I think a draw is a fair reflection.” He also remarked on the nature of their encounters with Motherwell, adding, “It’s always a competitive game against Motherwell, we’re two evenly-matched sides.” Motherwell manager Paul Brownlie conveyed his dissatisfaction with not securing a victory, commenting: “I’m disappointed not to win today, I thought we were very good and dominant. We were really comfortable and started well.” He further reflected on the match’s significance, stating: “To come here and get a point against a side who were top six last season speaks volumes, but I’m disappointed not to take the three points. I thought in the second half we were the only team on the front foot and looking to win the game.” Post navigation Scotland vs. Finland: Team Line-ups Revealed FA Cup: Alfreton Town Prepares to Challenge High-Flying Notts County