Ross County Database

DateSaturday, 27 September 2025
CompetitionScottish Championship
Fixture/ScoreGreenock Morton 1:1 Ross County
VenueCappielow Park
Attendance1,450
RefereeDan McFarlane
CommentsMatch Report
Report by Will Clark for the Ross-shire Journal.
Greenock Morton 1 Ross County 1
ROSS County are still looking for their first win in the Championship this season as they were unable to hold on to their lead against Greenock Morton at Cappielow.
Ronan HALE gave the Staggies the lead in the first half, but Cameron BLUES levelled for Morton to give both teams a share of the points.
After eight matches, ninth placed County have yet to find a victory in the Championship this season and are only a point above Airdrieonians at the bottom who lost 4-2 at Ayr United today.
Manager Tony Docherty gave a debut to Trevor Carson in goal this afternoon after signing him from Dundee on loan on Thursday as Ross Laidlaw was dropped to the bench.
Ross County took the lead from the penalty spot in the 16th minute when Scott Fraser was fouled by Cammy Macpherson in the box.
HALE stepped up to find the net from 12 yards out to give them the lead.
But Morton equalised with 16 minutes remaining when BLUES beat the County defence to a corner kick to score from close range.
Neither team were able to find a winner and both teams took a point.
Ross County
ManagerTony Docherty
Starting 1130: Trevor Carson, 2: Ben Crompton, 3: Len O'Sullivan, 4: Akil Wright, 6: Connor Randall 1, 7: Jay Henderson, 9: Ronan Hale 1 (1 pen), 11: Kieran Phillips, 12: Scott Fraser, 16: Alexander Iacovitti 1, 23: Ross Docherty 1
Bench1: Ross Laidlaw, 8: Dean Cornelius, 14: Nicholas (Nicky) Clark, 15: Dylan Smith, 17: Gary MacKay-Steven, 21: Bradley Foster, 26: Jordan White 1, 38: Jamie Lindsay, 44: James Scott
Greenock Morton
ManagerDougie Imrie
Starting 11James Storer, Aaron Comrie, Jackson Longridge 1, Dylan Corr 1, Zak Delaney 1, Cammy MacPherson, Michael Garrity, Owen Moffat, Iain Wilson, Kerr Robertson, Eamonn Brophy
BenchCameron Blues 1, Tomi Adeloye, Ali Crawford, Zak McKay, Nathan Shaw, Grant Gillespie, Cammy Ballantyne, Sam Murdoch, Sonny Hart