Division One
October 6, 2012
O'Brien puts seal on Morton success
Scoring Summary
| Greenock Morton | Partick Thistle |
|---|---|
| Kevin Rutkiewicz (14') | Steven Craig (20') |
| Mark McLaughlin (39') | |
| David O'Brian (86') |
Teams
| Greenock Morton | Partick Thistle |
|---|---|
| 1 Derek Gaston | 1 Scott Fox |
| 5 Kevin Rutkiewicz | 6 Alan Archibald |
| 6 Mark McLaughlin | 5 Aaron Muirhead |
| 2 Craig Reid | 2 Stephen O'Donnell |
| 3 Lillie Dyer | 10 Hugh Murray |
| 11 David O'Brian | 4 Paul Paton |
| 7 Stephen Stirling | 11 Chris Erskene |
| 8 Michael Tidser | 3 Stuart Bannigan |
| 4 Fouad Bachirou | 9 Steven Craig |
| 9 Peter Weatherson | 8 Ross Forbes |
| 10 Archie Campbell | 7 Steven Lawless |
| Substitutes | |
| 20 David Hutton | Ryan Scully 12 |
| 15 Jason Naismith | Aaron Sinclair 17 |
| 16 Martin Hardie | Paul Slane 15 |
| 14 Tony Wallace | Kris Doohlan 14 |
| 12 David Graham | Christie Elliot 16 |
| Substitutions | |
| David Graham for Stephen Stirling (58) | Aaron Sinclair for Chris Erskene (60) |
| Martin Hardie for Peter Weatherson (73) | Kris Doohlan for Steven Lawless (69) |
| Jason Naismith for Mark McLaughlin (79) | Paul Slane for Ross Forbes (69) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Kevin Rutkiewicz (45) | Hugh Murray (37) |
| Fouad Bachirou (66) | Paul Paton (67) |
| Stuart Bannigan (82) | |
| Red Cards | |
| Hugh Murray (55) | |
| · Squads: Greenock Morton | Partick Thistle | |
Ten-man Partick lost their grip on top spot after a 3-1 defeat away at Morton.
It was another impressive show from Morton as they ended Partick's unbeaten record and stretched their own winning run to five games.
Kevin Rutkiewicz gave the home side the lead in the 14th minute as he prodded home Michael Tidser's corner from close range.
The lead lasted just six minutes as Steven Craig volleyed in an equaliser from 12 yards out.
Morton re-took the lead six minutes before the break from another corner as Mark McLaughlin scored with a header.
Partick were reduced to 10 men in the 55th minute as Hugh Murray was shown a second yellow for a foul on Stephen Stirling.
And the home side made full use of their advantage as David O'Brien drilled in a low effort from the edge of the area in the 86th minute.


