Scottish League One

FT Saturday, September 24, 2005
Greenock Morton DWLWW 1
–
Ayr United WDDDL 0
Somerset Park · 2,102 att.

Head to Head

AYR leads series 4-1

Lineups

AYR

  1. 1Mark McGeownG
  2. 2James McKinstryM
  3. 16Tommy TaitM
  4. 5Jerry JoyceM
  5. 7Paul HyslopM
  6. 8Douglas RamsayM
  7. 6Raymond LoganM
  8. 4Paul WeaverM
  9. 14Chris RobertsonM
  10. 11Craig ConwayF
  11. 9Gareth WardlawF

Substitutes

  1. 10Chris StrainG
  2. 3Andy EsslerD
  3. 16Stuart BoydM
  4. 17Eric PhillipsM
  5. 15Ian CashmoreF

MORT

  1. David McgurnG
  2. Ryan HardingD
  3. Stewart GreacenD
  4. Alex WalkerM
  5. Andrew McLarenM
  6. Jim McAlistairM
  7. Peter WeathersonF
  8. Kevin FinlaysonF
  9. Chris MillarF
  10. Chris TemplemanF
  11. Derek LilleyF

Substitutes

  1. Stefan GonetG
  2. David MacGregorD
  3. Scott McLaughlinM
  4. Jason WalkerM
  5. Dean KeenanM

Timeline

  1. 65'
  2. 72'
  3. 83'
  4. 83'
  5. 88'
  6. 89'

SPFL League One News

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