Scottish League One

FT Saturday, September 11, 2004
Greenock Morton WWLLW 1
–
Stirling Albion WLWLW 1
Forthbank Stadium · 1,831 att.

Head to Head

MORT leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

STI

  1. Myles HogarthG
  2. 11Paul NugentD
  3. Christopher ScotlandD
  4. Mark McNallyD
  5. George RoweD
  6. Kevin MacDonaldM
  7. 2Paul HayM
  8. Stewart DevineM
  9. Scott McLeanM
  10. Martin GlancyF
  11. David O'BrienF

Substitutes

  1. Charles ClarkG
  2. James AllenD
  3. 8Darren CummingsF
  4. Conor GethinsF
  5. Stephen HutchisonF

MORT

  1. 1Craig CoyleG
  2. 2Derek CollinsD
  3. Mark McCullochD
  4. 10Dean KeenanD
  5. 5Stewart GreacenD
  6. 6Marco MaisanoM
  7. 7Chris MillarM
  8. 8John MaisanoM
  9. 10Peter WeathersonM
  10. 16Warren HawkeF
  11. 11Jim McAlistairF

Substitutes

  1. 13David McgurnG
  2. 11Paul WalkerM
  3. 12Jason WalkerM
  4. Kenny McCleanM

Timeline

  1. 31'
  2. 43'
  3. 67'
  4. 70'
  5. 85'

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