Partick Thistle 0 Hibernian 1: match report Earlier in the day Thistle revealed that Euromillions winners Colin and Chris Weir have given £750,000 to allow the Maryhill club to create a new youth academy. But it was Hibs manager Pat Fenlon and the travelling support who hit the jackpot by leaving Glasgow with all three points to take them level on points with fourth-placed Aberdeen. Partick Thistle strike it rich Partick Thistle have landed the jackpot after Euromillions winners Colin and Chris Weir gave the Scottish Premiership club a £750,000 investment to create a new youth academy. The Thistle Weir Youth Academy will be run by the Glasgow club's former striker and manager, Gerry Britton, who was already head of youth development. The Weirs, from Largs in Ayrshire, won £161 million two years ago and are "longstanding fans of Partick Thistle." Britton said: "It is like all our Christmases rolled into one." Matthews out for 12 weeks Celtic have been dealt a blow with the news that Adam Matthews is expected to be sidelined for up to three months. The defender will undergo shoulder surgery tomorrow, having consulted with a specialist yesterday. The Welshman was carried off after just 13 minutes of the Hoops" 2-0 win over Motherwell at Celtic Park on Saturday. The lengthy lay-off means he will play no further part in the Champions League group stages. The club said: "It's likely that he will be out for between 10-12 weeks." Rangers handed home draw against Airdrie Rangers have been handed a home draw against Airdrie in the third round of the William Hill Scottish Cup. The Light Blues will be hopeful of sealing their progression in the competition having already overcome the Diamonds this season. The sides met in the Scottish League One in August and Rangers ran out emphatic winners with a 6-0 victory at the Excelsior Stadium. Ally McCoist's men will be looking for a repeat of that result when they take on Airdrie at Ibrox in the cup, before again playing host to the Lanarkshire outfit in league competition the following weekend. Scottish Football Association president Campbell Ogilvie confirmed the governing body has yet to decide which venue will host the final of the competition, with the national stadium unavailable due to the Commonwealth Games. He said: "It's currently being considered by the board. There will be a decision fairly soon. It's not finalised at the moment. We will make a decision as early as possible. Asked if the final will still take place in Glasgow, he added: "That's a fair shout but there is no final decision at the moment." William Hill Scottish Cup.-third round: Forfar Athletic v East Fife, Culter v Berwick Rangers, Elgin City v Dunfermline Athletic, Stranraer v Auchinleck Talbot, Alloa Athletic v Inverurie Loco Works, Ayr Utd v Queen's Park or Preston Athletic, Rangers v Airdrie, Dumbarton v Cowdenbeath, Arbroath v Brechin City, Stenhousemuir v Buckie Thistle or Annan Athletic, Edinburgh City or Fraserburgh v Montrose, Turriff Utd v Stirling Albion or Whitehill Welfare, East Stirlingshire v Raith Rovers, Albion Rovers v Deveronvale or Linlithgow Rose, Clyde v Brora Rangers or Cove Rangers, Queen of the South v Hamilton. Ties to be played on the weekend of Sat Nov 2, 2013. Novo gives up on ibrox return Former Rangers striker Nacho Novo says he is still keen to find a club in Scotland, but admits he has given up all hope of a return to Ibrox. The forward is a free agent after leaving Huesca in his native Spain in the summer and recently trained with Rangers and then Kilmarnock. He said: "Finding a team in Scotland is the easiest way for me because my family are from here. But, at this moment in time, the reality is that I don't have anything. Maybe we will have to move abroad. Magennis to go under knife Aberdeen's Josh Magennis has revealed he faces a spell on the sidelines to undergo knee surgery.