Date	Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Competition	Scottish League Division 1
Fixture/Score	Ross County 2:2 Greenock Morton
Venue	Victoria Park
Referee	Craig Charleston
Ross County
Manager	Derek Adams
Starting 11	1: Michael Fraser, 2: Scott Morrison, 3: Gary Miller, 4: Scott Boyd, 5: Grant Munro, 6: Stuart Kettlewell, 7: Paul Lawson, 8: Richard Brittain 1 1, 9: Iain Vigurs 1, 10: Michael Gardyne 1, 11: Colin McMenamin
Bench	0: Joseph Malin, 0: Jonathan Flynn, 0: Mark Corcoran, 0: Rocco Quinn, 0: Steven Craig
Greenock Morton
Manager	Allan Moore
Starting 11	Alan Combe, Andrew Graham, Marc Smyth, Peter Weatherson 1 (1 pen) 1, Ross Forsyth, Iain Flannigan 1, Michael Tidser, Fouad Bachirou 1, David O'Brien, Peter MacDonald, Andrew Jackson
Bench	Matthew McGinley, Grant Evans, Thomas O'Ware, Darren McGeouch, Archibald Campbell 1
Attendance	2,325
Match Report	Ross County Goal Scorers: Michael Gardyne (32') Richard Brittain (58') Ross County Substitutions: Rocco Quinn for Stuart Kettlewell (77') Mark Corcoran for Richard Brittain (82') Steven Craig for Colin McMenamin (86') Ross County Cautions: Richard Brittain (23') Iain Vigurs (90') Greenock Morton Goal Scorers: Archibald Campbell (87') Peter Weatherson (90+4 Pen.) Greenock Morton Substitutions: Grant Evans for Andrew Jackson (68') Archibald Campbell for Andrew Graham (69') Darren McGeouch for Fouad Bachirou (86') Greenock Morton Cautions: Fouad Bachirou (34') Iain Flannigan (57') Peter Weatherson (75') Report from the BBC. Ross County 2 Greenock Morton 2 Two goals in the final three minutes edged Morton another point clear of the relegation zone as they held runaway leaders Ross County in Dingwall. Archie Campbell's fine strike, followed by a last-minute Peter Weatherson penalty, put four points between Ton and second-bottom Raith Rovers. Michael Gardyne had fired home after 32 minutes and Richard Brittain extended the lead with a 58th-minute free-kick. But the draw means County's lead over Falkirk is only extended to 12 points. Third-placed Dundee were denied the chance to draw level with the Bairns after their home match with relegation-threatened Ayr United was postponed shortly before kick-off after a floodlight failure. Ayr's inactivity means that they now lie two points behind Morton in eighth place but with a game in hand. The Greenock side failed to convert the first chance of the match at Victoria Park, Andrew Jackson's effort failing to beat Michael Fraser, with the goalkeeper making a routine save. County took the lead just after the half-hour mark when Gardyne was on hand to fire home Iain Vigurs' cross. Gardyne could have added a second minutes later, but his shot was well blocked by Michael Tidser. The hosts doubled the advantage just before the hour mark, Brittain's free-kick leaving Alan Combe with no chance. Campbell began the fightback three minutes from time, firing home from the edge of the box. An unlikely comeback was complete deep into stoppage time when Weatherson netted from the spot after Scott Boyd handled inside the area.