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Falkirk v Dunfermline: Pars close in on title after comeback draw

They were two goals down but picked up a valuable point.

Morton goal hero Robbie Muirhead admits 'Cappielow future is uncertain'

MORTON play-off hero Robbie Muirhead has hailed the wonder goal that topped off his end of season purple patch. The 25-year-old netted three goals in the last four matches to clinch Championship survival for the Cappielow club. The former Killie and Hearts kid admits that the current crop of players have underachieved this season but says he is glad to have got the job done in the end. He told the Tele: “From a personal point of view, I really hope I’m now beginning to turn a corner. "If I am being brutally honest, I have been stuck in a rut for three years now and my confidence has been at an all-time low, but after the last few weeks I now know I can still do it.

Morton through to play-off final after late strike sees off Montrose

MORTON will face Airdrie in the play-off final after a dramatic last gasp moment of magic from Craig McGuffie saw them edge out Montrose at Cappielow tonight. Ton went into the game 2-1 down from the first leg and stormed out of the traps into an early two goal lead, only for the Angus men to pull one back and ultimately force extra time. It looked like the match was heading to penalties when an outrageous piece of skill from McGuffie settled things right at the death. Gus MacPherson sprang a few surprises as he rang the changes with his line-up, bringing in Chris Millar at right back as one of four alterations from Saturday's defeat at Links Park. Cameron Salkeld also came in from the cold to start up front.

LEE WILKIE: Dundee players need to step up and give boss James McPake deserved time and why a tactical tweak may have cost United top-six spot

LEE WILKIE: Dundee players need to step up and give boss James McPake deserved time and why a tactical tweak may have cost United top-six spot By Lee Wilkie © SNS Group Dundee manager James McPake endured another tough day at the office at Morton on Saturday. Dundee have fallen off a cliff of late but, with a real, accountable, team effort, I truly believe they can still turn it around. The not-so-distant past tells us they can do that. The Dark Blues went through a wee spell not long ago where they were starting to play quite well and they looked like they’d turned the corner when they beat Hearts.

Dundee's Danny Mullen hopes supersub showing has done enough to earn a starting spot in key Inverness clash

© SNS Group Dundee striker Danny Mullen hopes his supersub appearance at Morton has done enough to earn him a start against Inverness on Tuesday night. The frontman came off the bench for the last half-hour at Cappielow, set up a goal for Jason Cummings, hit the post and then scored an 80 th-minute equaliser to earn a point for his side. However, he wasn’t able to jolt the Dark Blues out of their winless run as the 2-2 draw in Greenock made it four Championship matches without victory. Going into the re-arranged clash with Caley Thistle this week, Dundee won’t have won a league match in two months.

Morton 2-2 Dundee: Supersub Mullen earns Dee a point but winless run goes on