Scottish League One

FT Saturday, April 3, 2004
Arbroath LDWDW 0
–
Greenock Morton DWWLD 1
Cappielow Park · 2,493 att.

Head to Head

MORT leads series 3-0-1

Lineups

MORT

  1. 1Craig CoyleG
  2. 2Derek CollinsD
  3. 3Emilio BottiglieriD
  4. 16Robbie HendersonD
  5. Stewart GreacenD
  6. 15Jani UotinenM
  7. 7Chris MillarM
  8. 12Scott BannermanM
  9. 10Peter WeathersonM
  10. 14Phillip CannieF
  11. 11Paul WalkerF

Substitutes

  1. Chris McLeodG
  2. John AdamM
  3. 13David McgurnM
  4. Warren HawkeF

ARB

  1. 13Mark PeatG
  2. Kevin McMullenD
  3. Mark McCullochD
  4. Steven RennieD
  5. 11Greg HensleeM
  6. 4John CusickM
  7. Greig MillerM
  8. 8Andy CargillM
  9. 29Duncan McLeanM
  10. 10John McglashanF
  11. 14Gavin SwankieF

Substitutes

  1. James Collier
  2. 17Timmy WoodcockG
  3. Euan GrahamD
  4. Paul DurnoM
  5. Paul FarquharsonM

Timeline

  1. 24'
  2. 33'
  3. 46'
  4. 48'
  5. 65'
  6. 77'

SPFL League One News

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