Stirling Albion vs Greenock Morton, 2010/11 Scottish Division One, 2010/2011 Scottish Division One

· Scottish Championship
Stirling Albion
  • 42': Stephen Stirling
  • 45'+3': Stephen Stirling (P)
  • 89': Michael Mullen
FT
3 - 2
Greenock Morton
  • 28': Carrol Monti (P)
  • 90'+1': Stuart McCaffrey

About

Stirling Albion are hosting Greenock Morton at Forthbank Stadium, Stirling, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Championship.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Championship

Venue: Forthbank Stadium
Location: Stirling, Scotland
Attendance: 701

Line-Ups

STI Stirling Albion

No. Name
1 Scott Christie (GK)
6 Brian Allison
2 Martyn Corrigan
5 Scott Buist Yellow Card
7 Sean Welsh
4 Paul McHale
11 Christoper Aikpen
8 Scott Robertson Yellow Card
3 Ross Forsyth
9 Gordon Smith
10 Michael Mullen
Stirling Albion Substitutes:
Jack Murray, Michael Doyle, John Kane, Stephen Stirling, Tom Brighton.

MORT Greenock Morton

No. Name
1 Colin Stewart (GK)
2 Grant Evans
4 Marc Smyth
5 Stuart McCaffrey
3 Carrol Monti
7 Allan Jenkins Yellow Card
8 Fouad Bachirou
6 Michael Tidser
10 Brian Graham
11 David O'Brian
9 Peter Weatherson
Greenock Morton Substitutes:
Kevin Cuthbert, Darren Young, Greame Holmes, Stewart Kean, Declan McDaid.

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