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Today: Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park live stream 16 December 2023


6 days ago — Plenty room for him there in an empty National Stadium. Inverness move up to sixth in the table and we play Morton at Cappielow on Tuesday night ...


Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park FC live score, H2H and Greenock Morton Queen's Park FC live score (and video online live stream) starts on 16 Dec 2023 at 15:00 UTC time in Championship, Scotland. Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park Watch. Greenock Morton vs. Queen's Park. Bet365. Live Stream. Register here; Watch now live without ads! Verified Legal Live Stream. *To watch, you must have a ... Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park - live score, predicted lineups and H2H stats. InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matchesGreenock Morton haven't lost to Queen's Park in their last 7 meetings (5W, 2D). Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matchesHaven't kept a clean sheet in 7 matchesAbout the matchGreenock Morton is playing home against Queen's Park at Cappielow Park on Sat, Dec 16, 2023, 15:00 UTC. This is Round 16 of the Championship. Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park Live Over/Under Odds ... Livescore | Footy Scores | Live Football Streaming | Feedinco Tips · Football Predictions Today | Bettors.Club. Copyright © 2023 Powered By Goaloo All Rights ... Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park 16.12.2023 – Stream and VODs Live stream of the match Greenock Morton vs Queen's Park from 16.12.2023. There are no available live streams or replays of this match. Match of the day. The visitors hit back on twenty-one minutes when Max Anderson met Nathan Shaw's cross to fire the ball behind Calum Ferrie. On the half hour another ball in from Shaw saw Ferrie save from Mckay. A minute later Mckay turned provider but defender Nikola Ujdur's effort was also stopped by Ferrie in the home goal. Ujdur and Mckay almost linked up again but Mckay was just short of getting on the end of his shot. Touch wood, but it was Inverness that looked most likely to get the next goal with Mckay adjudged offside after Wotherspoon's header was saved then Shaw and Anderson made Ferrie work for his money. After the interval Inverness eased themselves up into sixth place in the league with goals from Nikola Ujdur, his first for the club, David Wotherspoon and a Billy Mckay penalty. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the eerie atmosphere of a sparse Hampden crowd, Billy Mckay had an early effort deflected behind for a corner which came to nothing. However it didn't take long for the Spiders to get their noses in front when Dom Thomas' delivery into the box was turned in by Jack the Turner. The play was broken up after this by a spate of substitutions and that was our first win over Queens Park in six games. FULL TIME: 1-4 Happy Days! Our biggest win of the season, first goals for Anderson and Ujdur, with Spoony and Mckay also hitting the back of the net. All this with Ferguson sent to the stands at half time. Plenty room for him there in an empty National Stadium. Inverness move up to sixth in the table and we play Morton at Cappielow on Tuesday night where a win would see us jump another place to fifth. Better was to come after seventy-five minutes when November's Player of the Month David Wotherspoon scored his fifth goal for Inverness to put us 3-1 ahead on the day. Spoony then earned us a spot kick when he was taken down by substitute Cameron Bruce, and who else but Billy Mckay scored from the spot with a low shot into the bottom corner. Touch wood was appropriate as Jack Thomson struck the bar before Ridgers then saved from Stuart McKinstry as the Spiders came back to life just before the break. Duncan Ferguson also spaked into life just on the interval and was sent to the stand by referee Craig Napier for a second yellow. Settle down Dunc! HALF TIME 1-1 Tit for tat opening to the second half with Paton blocked at one end and Ferrie saving from Wotherspoon at the other end after a counter attack with Cammie Harper. Anderson saw an effort put behind for a corner, and from that corner Nikola Ujdur headed Harpers ball into the box behind Ferrie to put Inverness ahead. Queens Park 1-4 Inverness CT - ReportQueens Park 1-4 Inverness CT - Report Hampden Success Danny Devine had recovered from the knock that saw him limp off against Raith Rovers on the hour last week. Sean Welsh and Luis Longstaff were on the bench. Grant Savoury, Charlie Fox and Craig Napier missed out for the Spiders. Jack Turner put Queens Park ahead early in the first half before Max Anderson levelled the match ten minutes later. Jack Thomson hit the bar, Mckay deemed offside when putting a loose ball into the net after Wotherspoon's header was saved and that prompted some words of comfort for the referee for which Big Dunc eventually ended up in the stands at the break. Greenock Morton FC vs Queen's Park statistics 16.12.2023 16 hours ago — Prematch, live and endgame Greenock Morton FC vs Queen's Park stats online. Championship tournament matches schedule. Game odds and predictions.


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