Scottish Championship
FT
Saturday, March 17, 2018
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| MORT | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| DFA | 0 | 0 | 0 |
KDM Group East End Park · 4,613 att.
Head to Head
MORT leads series 3-1-1
Lineups
DFA · 4-4-2
- 25Lee RobinsonG
- 6Lee AshcroftCD-L
- 5Callum MorrisCD-R
- 3Lewis MartinLB
- 2Ryan WilliamsonRB
- 26James VincentCM-L
- 31Tom BeadlingCM-R
- 28James CraigenLM
- 7Kallum HigginbothamRM
- 10Nicholas ClarkCF-L
- 9Declan McManusCF-R
Substitutes
- 8Nathaniel WedderburnSUB
- 4Jean-Yves MvotoSUB
- 27Dean ShielsSUB
- 17Fraser AirdSUB
- 20Cameron GillSUB
- 12Danny ArmstrongSUB
- 14Jason TalbotSUB
MORT · 4-4-2
- 1Derek GastonG
- 5Ricki LamieCD-L
- 4Thomas O'WareCD-R
- 26Jack IredaleLB
- 3Andrew MurdochRB
- 12Michael TidserCM-L
- 14Gary HarkinsCM-R
- 6Michael DoyleLM
- 25Frank RossRM
- 15Scott TiffoneyCF-L
- 7Gary OliverCF-R
Substitutes
- 18John BairdSUB
- 11Robert McHughSUB
- 17Mark RussellSUB
- 19Luca GasparottoSUB
- 20Conor BrennanSUB
- 16Lewis StrappSUB
- 23Gary FraserSUB
Timeline
- 11' Thomas O'Ware (Morton) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
- 74' Substitution, Morton. Gary Fraser replaces Frank Ross.
- 76' Substitution, Dunfermline Athletic. Daniel Armstrong replaces Nicky Clark.
- 76' Substitution, Dunfermline Athletic. Fraser Aird replaces James Craigen.
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