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In-form Morton piled more misery on Dunfermline with a thumping 5-0 away win in the Scottish Championship.
Darragh O’Connor and Jack Baird scored twice as Morton extend their unbeaten league run to 10 matches.
Morton took a 10th-minute lead when Robbie Muirhead’s ball across goal was turned in by O’Connor for his first goal of the season.
Baird added a second in the 34th minute, scoring from the rebound after goalkeeper Deniz Mehmet denied George Oakley.
O’Connor doubled his tally in the 51st minute with a close-range finish before Baird followed suit six minutes later.
Michael Garrity curled in a fifth with 15 minutes left as the hosts were left winless in seven games and just a point above the bottom two.
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