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Greenock Morton

03-14 03:45

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End 1-2

90′

1-2

A. Samuel

Assist: L.Cammy

88′

A. Comrie

85′

K.Taylor

M.Garrity

79′

A. Lyall

N. Shaw

78′

L.Cammy

P. Reading

74′

J. Longridge

O.Moffat

72′

Z. Delaney

60′

Ricco Diack

R. Crawford

60′

K.Turner

C. Loughrey

45′

F.Owens

G. Gillespie

Halftime 1-1

39′

E.Ingram

T. Watt

38′

B.Stanway

37′

R. Lopata-White

25′

G. Gillespie

22′

1-0

C. MacPherson

Assist: Z. Delaney

20′

C. MacPherson

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A dramatic late winner from Partick Thistle secured a crucial 2-1 victory over Greenock Morton in a tense Scottish Championship clash at Cappielow. The result, achieved in the dying minutes, significantly boosts Thistle's promotion playoff ambitions while dealing a blow to Morton's own top-four aspirations in a fiercely competitive second tier. The match was a tight affair for long periods, with both sides fully aware of the high stakes involved in the race for the Premiership play-off spots. The home side started brightly and were rewarded with an early goal, taking the lead inside the opening twenty minutes to send the home fans into raptures. Partick Thistle showed their resilience, however, and managed to draw level before the halftime interval, setting up a tense second half. The game appeared to be drifting towards a draw that would have suited neither side perfectly, but Thistle found a moment of quality in the final ten minutes, pouncing on a defensive error to slot home the winner. The away supporters erupted as their team held on through a nervy period of added time to claim all three points. The victory sees Partick Thistle climb the table, putting pressure on the teams above them, while Morton are left to rue missed opportunities that could see them slip further away from the promotion picture. The nature of the late goal made it a particularly bitter pill to swallow for the home team. Post-match, the Morton manager lamented his side's inability to see the game out, stating, "We controlled large parts but switched off at a critical moment, and at this level you get punished." The Thistle boss was understandably elated, saying, "That's the character we've been asking for. To come here and win like that shows the belief in the squad."