Championship Round Up Saturday 14th November 2026

Jags Edge Five-Goal Thriller to Extend Summit Lead

League leaders Partick Thistle opened up a five-point gap at the top of the Championship table after holding off Inverness CT in an entertaining 3-2 victory at home. The Jags made it back-to-back league wins to move onto 31 points from 15 matches, boasting a division-best goal difference of +12. For Inverness, a second consecutive defeat leaves them sitting 6th on 20 points, with their recent dip extending to three games without a win (L2, D1) as the gap to the promotion play-off places widened to four points.

Warriors Halt Slump as Spiders Suffer Sixth Straight Loss

Stenhousemuir ended a miserable run of form in style, claiming a vital 2-0 home win over struggling Queen's Park. Having suffered four straight defeats and gone five games without a win prior to kickoff, the hosts took full advantage of their visitors' woes to leap into 2nd place on 26 points. The misery deepened for basement side Queen's Park, who have now lost six consecutive matches. The Spiders remain rooted to the foot of the table in 10th on just 7 points, already sitting six points adrift of safety with a damaging -17 goal difference.

Honest Men Down Raith to Keep Up the Pressure

Ayr United produced an impressive home display to defeat 3rd-placed Raith Rovers 3-1. Ayr bounced straight back from defeat last time out to move to 18 points in 7th spot, crucially with a game in hand over every side in the top six. Raith missed a golden opportunity to keep pace with the league leaders, staying on 25 points (+9 GD) and falling six points behind Partick Thistle. Rovers have now picked up just one win from their last four outings, allowing the chasing pack behind them to close in.

Lions Extend Unbeaten Run as Morton's Winning Streak Ends

Livingston maintained their charge towards the top four with a clinical 2-0 home triumph over Greenock Morton. The result stretched Livi's unbeaten run to five matches (W3, D2) and kept them firmly in the play-off conversation in 5th place on 24 points, just a solitary point behind both Dunfermline and Raith Rovers. For Morton, the trip proved a bridge too far, bringing an abrupt halt to their sparkling four-game winning streak. The Ton remain in the relegation play-off spot in 9th on 13 points, though they still hold a game in hand over bottom club Queen's Park.

The Championship Picture

It was a clean sweep for the home sides on an afternoon that cemented Partick Thistle as the team to catch, while a mere two points now separate 2nd-placed Stenhousemuir (26 points) from 5th-placed Livingston (24 points). Looking ahead to the next round of fixtures, all eyes will be on a mouthwatering clash at the summit as Raith Rovers host the league leaders, while Queen's Park will be desperate to stop the rot when they welcome an in-form Livingston side.