Time to hit the hay. I think we'll all sleep well after that.

Dunfermline were lightning quick out the gates thanks to 21-year-old Owen Moffat, who scored both of his first senior goals inside seven minutes. The first took just 20 seconds.

Morton threw absolutely everything at James McPake's side, but the visitors survived it all to move up to fourth.

Catch us back here tomorrow for all the action, including the Viaplay Cup semi-final between Hibs & Aberdeen.

Until then, see ya.

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A wee peak at what else to come in the Championship this weekend? Go on then!

• Arbroath v Partick Thistle
• Ayr United v Queen's Park
• Dundee United v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Raith Rovers v Airdrieonians

All good auld Saturday 3pm.

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Dundee manager James McPake tells BBC Scotland: "We made hard work of that for ourselves. We weren't really too happy at half-time. I thought the three centre-halves were excellent against two handfuls up there. The goalkeeper makes some big saves.

"It's always a tough place to come to. We're off the back of three defeats as well. To sum it up, I'm delighted, but we certainly made it eventful come the end.

"Credit to Morton as well. They stick at it and keep asking questions. We should have settled down on the ball and looked to play. As much as we were the better team in the first half, Morton threw everything at us second half."

I'm still buzzing from that one. Top class Friday night Championship.

Fiesty, frantic, thrilling. This league!

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Morton boss Dougie Imrie tells BBC Scotland: "We lost the game in the first half. We speak all week on what we;re meant to do in the first 10/15 minutes. They shot themselves in the foot.

"I'm really disappointed for them because they're a good group. We need to get out of this. We need to stop giving two goals to start.

"It's taking ownership. We'll go again. We've got another tough game against Partick next week but we've got to keep believing. I certainly do, I'm a fighter.

"I thought second half the boys were brilliant. Dunfermline never really got out. We threw the kitchen sink at it."

Dunfermline captain on the night Chris Hamilton tells BBC Scotland: "We've had a few bad performances. We're not used to losing games of football. The manager keeps us right. We don't sulk and we don't moan.

"I'm really proud of them [the team] and we move on to next week."

Player of the match Owen Moffat tells BBC Scotland: "I'm really happy. It was a good start to the game. I'm really happy with it.

"It was really early on in the game. I just remember making my way up the pitch. I just remember picking a corner and thankfully, it went in.

"I left Celtic and went to Blackpool. I didn't get in the first team straight away and I wanted to play football. I came here and I'm really happy.

"I'm loving it. We've got a good group of boys and hopefully we can build on this."

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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

Coming into it on three defeats, you thought they might be nervous when they're holding on.

They did it brilliantly and deserved their win.

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

Huge credit to Dunfermline. They showed two sides of their game tonight.

James McPake will be a happy man tonight.

Aye, that is it.

Owen Moffat's seven-minute double sees Dunfermline past Morton, who launched a late comeback after a Steven Boyd penalty.

James McPake's men up to fourth, while Morton stay bottom.

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How? How are they keeping these out?

It's an excellent delivery again that meets Jack Baird at the back stick. His header back in causes a stramash, though eventually, gratefully, Deniz Mehmet grasps it.

Is that it?

Another Morton corner...

No doubt here really.

Double goal scorer Owen Moffat is Michael Stewart's Player of the Match

Another great delivery from a Morton set piece. Another great display of resolve from Dunfermline.

The deep ball is headed back across goal but Morton hook it away once again. They're surviving. Can they hold on?

Craig Wighton fails to connect with a fizzing ball across the face. He could have killed the game for his side there.

Morton trying to keep the wind in their sails. Dunfermline desperate to kill the momentum.

Hold your breath for this finale!

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BBC Scotland at Cappielow

Among them, that noisy drum is back up and beating.

They have hope.

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Things are really heated down there.

A scuffle ends with Lewis McCann and Calum Waters booked. The Morton defender motioned his head towards McCann in what was certainly a risky move.

Nearly an instant response from Dunfermline.

Searing counter gives Craig Wighton the opportunity to side-foot one towards goal, but it's placed just wide.