Division One

January 5, 2013

Full-time

Cowdenbeath

1 - 1

Greenock Morton

Division One

15:00 +00:00, January 5, 2013

Central Park, Scotland

Referee: M Tumilty

Blue Brazil pegged back by Macdonald

Scoring Summary

Cowdenbeath Greenock Morton
Liam Caddis (37')Peter MacDonald (51')

Teams

Cowdenbeath Greenock Morton
Thomas Flynn1 Derek Gaston
David CowanKevin Rutkiewicz
Kenny Adamson6 Craig Reid
John ArmstrongScot Taggart
6 Joe Mbu3 Lillie Dyer
Colin Cameron7 Tony Wallace
4 Thomas O'Brien11 David O'Brian
7 Dean BrettMichael Tidser
Liam Caddis4 Fouad Bachirou
11 Samuel Stanton10 Peter MacDonald
10 Kane HemmingsPeter Weatherson
Substitutes
18 Craig WightDavid Hutton 20
14 Scott LintonJordan Halsman 15
12 Marc McKenzieThomas O'Ware 14
16 Lewis MilneKyle Wilkie 12
15 Lewis CoultLewis Hawke 16
Substitutions
Scott Linton for Colin Cameron (57)
Kyle Wilkie for Tony Wallace (72)
Marc McKenzie for Dean Brett (71)
Jordan Halsman for David O'Brian (78)
Lewis Coult for Kenny Adamson (76)
Lewis Hawke for Peter Weatherson (89)
Yellow Cards
Joe Mbu (90)
Lillie Dyer (13)
 Kevin Rutkiewicz (74)
· Squads: Cowdenbeath | Greenock Morton

Cowdenbeath let a lead slip for the fourth consecutive game but held on to claim a 1-1 draw against promotion chasers Morton at Central Park.

New signings Liam Caddis, Sam Stanton, and Kane Hemmings were all handed a start for the hosts and it was the latter of the three who tested Derek Gaston after 18 minutes with an effort from distance.

David O'Brien tried his luck with a long-range strike at the other end 10 minutes later but goalkeeper Thomas Flynn was up to the task.

The Blue Brazil opened the deadlock eight minutes before half-time when Colin Cameron sent Caddis through on goal and the St Johnstone loanee made no mistake with an angled drive.

Six minutes after the interval, however, Peter MacDonald equalised for the Ton with a confident finish after Kenneth Adamson had failed to clear.

Lewis Coult had a great opportunity to earn Cowdenbeath victory three minutes from the end, but he was unable to head Marc McKenzie's cross on target as both sides settled for a point.