Half time - Partick Thistle Reserves 1 Aberdeen Reserves 1,/p> Dangana's strength almost created an opening for Ross in the opening thirty seconds of the second period but Stevenson dived bravely at Ethan's feet to save. Conor Power limped off after 47 minutes to be replaced by Kyle Dalling. An excellent ball over the top from Duncanson nearly found Galasso but Craddock was very quickly off his line to smother the danger. Thistle won a penalty on 54 minutes after a clumsy challenge by Robertson on Rodden. Jack Storer made no mistake from the spot to give the young Jags the lead for a second time. Chris Antoniazzi came off to be replaced by Tyler Alexander. Storer was now looking for his hat-trick and he forced a smart save from Craddock just before Dangana was cautioned for a foul on Wilson. Jags' goal hero Storer blotted his copybook by picking up a booking for a poor challenge on Morgan Brown in midfield, the Dons man needing lengthy treatment from physio George Good before being able to continue. A poor clearance from home skipper Niang almost presented a chance to Alexander but his first time shot on the turn was deflected past the post. From the resulting corner, Dalling's powerful back-post header was well saved low down by Stevenson. Danny Strachan replaced Barron for the Dons on 70 minutes while Galasso came off for Thistle, Renfrew coming on. Virtanen moved into midfield with Strachan slotting in at right back. Fine play from Dangana saw him slip the ball to Ross, but Eadie made a brilliant interception to deny the Dons man a second goal. Aberdeen were applying some real pressure now and an acrobatic effort from Brown was narrowly over the top. Storer was ordered off with four minutes left, his second booking apparently for a comment made to referee Stephen Brown. Kemoe was also booked two minutes later after a challenge on Brown. Thistle took off Kemoe to introduce Griffith as the game went into stoppage time and despite incessant Aberdeen pressure stood firm to claim all three points.