Ayr United 0
Greenock Morton 1
League (Championship)


Ayr United
0 - 1
Morton 

League (Championship)
Saturday, March 21st, 2026
Somerset Park
Attendance: 1,875

Goalscorers
None. Aaron Comrie (3)

Team Managers
Scott Brown
Ian Murray

Starting Eleven
31. Max Thompson
5. Kevin Holt
33. Scott McMann
20. Leon King
55. George Finney
14. Kyle Ure
12. Francis Turley
8. Ben Dempsey
23. Marco Rus
22. Mark McKenzie
7. Anton Dowds
Murray Johnson .31
Zak Delaney .3
Kris Moore .6
Aaron Comrie .20
Fergus Owens .25
Owen Moffat .7
Cameron Macpherson .17
Grant Gillespie .21
Nathan Shaw .22
Iain Wilson .27
Michael Garrity .18

Bench
38. Liam Russell
3. Liam Dick
4. Shaun Want
2. Nick McAllister
18. Jamie Hislop
6. Stuart Bannigan
16. Ben Summers
Sam Murdoch .41
Cammy Ballantyne .2
Jackson Longridge .30
Cameron Blues .8
Ali Crawford .11
Kian Taylor .12
Arron Lyall .24
Louie Murphy .28

Substitutions
Nick McAllister for Leon King (53)
Ben Summers for Francis Turley (60)
Liam Dick for George Finney (73)
Stuart Bannigan for Mark McKenzie (73)
Jackson Longridge for Michael Garrity (30)
Cameron Blues for Nathan Shaw (71)
Arron Lyall for Cameron Macpherson (82)

Cautions
Scott McMann (17)
Kevin Holt (33)
George Finney (58)
Ben Dempsey (79)
Jackson Longridge (48)
Cameron Macpherson (70)
Grant Gillespie (90)

Red Cards
None. None.
Match Officials

Sean Murdoch (Referee)


Photography by Alan Graham

Match Report


Ayr started the game with purpose, looking to impose themselves at home and continue their push near the top end of the table. The opening exchanges were scrappy but competitive, with Morton content to stay organised and wait for moments to break, while Ayr worked to stretch the visiting back line.

The decisive moment arrived as Morton capitalised on a key chance to seize the lead, and from there the visitors dug in with real discipline. Ayr responded with pressure and possession, but the final pass and the final shot refused to fall their way, leaving the home support increasingly frustrated as time ran down.

Morton defended their advantage with determination, closing spaces and slowing the tempo whenever possible. Ayr pushed hard in the closing stages, but the equaliser never came, and Morton were able to leave Somerset Park with all three points after a hard-earned away performance.

Match report written by AUFC Archive



Squad Statistics (as at March 21st, 2026)


2025-26 All Time
Age
Max Thompson (GK)21 9 - 9 -
Scott McMann29 391802
Kevin Holt33 334334
George Finney18 121121
Leon King22 281281
Kyle Ure20 18 - 18 -
Mark McKenzie25 39823425
Marco Rus23 311706
Ben Dempsey26 27415320
Francis Turley20 5 - 5 -
Anton Dowds29 2666829
Liam Dick (sub)30 291291
Stuart Bannigan (sub)33 29 - 545
Nick McAllister (sub)25 2721375
Ben Summers (sub)21 9 - 9 -






League Table (as at March 21st, 2026)


Pld W D L Pts
1. St Johnstone 30 17 10 3 61
2. Partick Thistle 29 14 11 4 53
3. Arbroath 30 12 11 7 47
4. Dunfermline At 29 10 7 12 37
5. Ayr United 29 7 14 8 35
6. Queen's Park 30 8 11 11 35
7. Raith Rovers 29 8 9 12 33
8. Morton 30 7 12 11 33
9. Ross County 30 7 10 13 31
10. Airdrieonians 30 6 9 15 27