Cove Rangers 1-2 Greenock Morton: Hosts relegated to League 1
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Heavy fog blanketed the match for the whole evening
Cove Rangers have been relegated from the Scottish Championship after losing 2-1 at home to Greenock Morton - but the win was not enough to earn the visitors a promotion play-off place.
Dougie Imrie's men miss out on goal difference, finishing 10 goals behind fourth-placed Partick Thistle.
Jack Baird's opener was cancelled out by Declan Glass, before Robbie Muirhead won it for the visitors.
It means an immediate return to League 1 for Cove.
Paul Hartley, Cove Rangers manager: "Disappointing night but I don't think this game tonight is the key factor in us going down, I think it's over the 36 games that we've not been good enough.
"As the manager coming in, take responsibility for the results, players have got to take responsibility.
"We need a new squad to be honest with you, it's not been good enough. Certain aspects I've not been happy with since I came in. Attitude and leadership need to be better, the age of the team needs to go down."