Dunfermline bottom of division, Morton sixth
FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
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FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
Speaking to BBC Scotland, Greenock Morton manager Dougie Imrie said: "I thought we defended really well and it is poor from us in the end to give away the corner and not deal with it properly, it is hard to take.
"The guys gave me everything, I have to praise them for that
"They can have all the pressure they want, you have to put the ball in the net, it was a mistake that cost us.
"We're disappointed to lose the goal the way we did but we move onto Ayr next week now.
"We just have to keep going, we go into every game wanting to win and our home form's been good so no one will want to come to Cappielow."
FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
Dunfermline manager John Hughes tells BBC Scotland: "We were on the front foot, we took the game to them and got caught with a sucker goal in the first half which happens.
"We just had to regroup and go again for the second half.
"We totally dominated the game, it was so one-sided it was unbelievable. We had to be patient and stick by our game plan but we should have won it.
"No one can tell me we’re no a right good football side, we’ve played everyone and they all know they’ve been in a game."
When asked what the secret is to keeping his side up this season, he added: "Stop it at one end and put it in at the other — simple as that"
FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
Image source, SNSDunfermline's Lewis McCann scores to make it 1-1
FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
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Jack Ross
Former Hibs manager on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageI think Dunfermline looked good tonight. Morton contributed to the game though with excellent defending.
FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene
Quote MessageI think Dunfermline will feel really hard done by to not be coming away with three points over the course of the game.
Iain Wilson's first-half strike came against the run of play as Dunfermline has huffed and puffed all half to find a goal before Wilson was able to charge through the centre of the park to open the scoring.
The second 45 followed a similar pattern with the home side showing superb attacking intent all half but failing to create many clear-cut oppurtunities.
They eventually found a late equaliser as Lewis McCann's glancing front post header levelled the score.
Image source, SNSIain Wilson's first-half strike separated the sides at the break
Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
Very nearly some late drama!
Josh Edwards plays in a sensational ball that Kevin O'Hara fails to direct goalward.
The follow-up attempt is scrappy in a crowded box and Jack Hamilton manages to get the ball in his hands and takes it to the ground with him.
Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Greenock Morton
Is there a late winner in store?
It looks like Dunfermline will be launching balls into the box for the next few minutes as the home fans spur them on.
Lewis McCann
Dom Thomas' whipped corner is met by Lewis McCann who was determined to get across his man at the front post.
The Pars immediately grabbed the ball and got it back on the centre spot as they chase what could be a season-defining three points.
Image source, BBC SportDunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Dom Thomas fizzes a shot from just inside the corner of the box that forces a great save out of Jack Hamilton.
inexplicably, the referee points for a goal-kick. An odd decision.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
More last-ditch Morton defending denies the home side,
Liam Polworth looks to combine with Kevin O'Hara again as he cuts it back but a sliding tackle from Michael Ledger denies the striker a clean shot at goal.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Kevin O'Hara thought he'd got that Pars goal.
Liam Polworth plays in an inch-perfect delivery to the back post that is met by O'Hara with a smart finish.
It was an agonisingly close call for the home side.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Dunfermline are somehow yet to score.
It is certainly not for the want of trying.
Image source, BBC SportDunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageThere are aspects of this game I think Morton are quite comfortable with; having their backs against the wall, having to be resolute. Some teams couldn't handle that but credit to them they are revelling in it.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Coll Donaldson goes for a glancing header in the box but it flies wide.
In the aftermath, there appears to be a clash of heads and ultimately a bit of a rammy too.
Pretty hard to tell what happened, or why it even started. Referee Kevin Clancy calms it down and play resumes quickly.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Dougie Imrie blinks first as there is a double change for Morton.
Off go Cameron Blues and Gozie Ugwu, on come Kyle Jacobs and Robbie Muirhead.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Another Dunfermline attempt from distance.
Liam Polworth cuts across it too much though as it drags well wide of the mark.
A lot of the Pars' shots have been from distance, testament to Morton's effective defensive structure.
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Greenock Morton
Morton are completely unable to get out of their own half.
Dunfermline continue to pile on the pressure to find that elusive goal.
You could have said exactly that just before Morton's opener to be fair...