William Hill Championship
Greenock Morton vs Raith Rovers
Saturday, 6th September 2025
3pm
Cappielow Park Supported By Dalrada Technology, Greenock
Tickets for away supporters are only available to purchase online via Fanbase.
There will be no cash gate for away supporters and sales are online only or via telephone until 5pm on Friday.
QR Codes will be placed at the WDE turnstiles on the day.
Rovers supporters will enter via the Wee Dublin End turnstiles and will be housed within Sections F&G of the Main Stand initially, with the potential to open the Wee Dublin End depending on ticket sales.
Prices:
Adult: £22
Concession (Over 65s, Students, Disabled supporters)*: £16
Young Adult (16-21): £16
Child (12-15): £5 – £10
Under 12**: £6 (With paying adult)
Carer: FREE
*Please note, proof of entitlement must be provided to purchase concessionary tickets.
**Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Disabled/Ambulant Supporters
Wheelchair users and ambulant supporters are expected to pay the relevant admission price and will receive a complimentary carer with their purchase.
Please note, carer tickets are not available to purchase online and anyone wishing to purchase a carer ticket must contact the club directly.
For up-to-date information or to ask any questions, please contact the club directly at admin@gmfc.net.
For phone sales or ticketing enquiries, please call 01475 723571 (option 1).
The car park at the stadium is open to all supporters.
All access to Cappielow is from the main road.
Flags in the Main Stand must have a fire certificate label, and they cannot be on a pole of any sort.
Megaphones are not permitted, however drums are once they have been fully searched.
Kiosks are cash only.
Match Preview
Raith Rovers are on the road again again this Saturday, as they head to Greenock to face a Morton side who have yet to lose a league game this season.
Dougie Imrie’s team have drawn all four of their league matches this season, and go into this one on the back of an impressive one all draw against league leaders St Johnstone in Perth.
While Morton defended well to restrict The Saints chances, they came close to taking all three points after Eamonn Brophy’s goal of the season contender gave them the lead, only for Josh McPake to ensure the game ended all square with a late effort.
That was the former Scotland striker’s third goal in just five games since signing for Morton, and the Raith defence will need to monitor the man nicknamed The Wolf closely if they’re to bring all three points back to Kirkcaldy.
Indeed, it’s been a while since Rovers registered a win against Morton at all, with Dougie Imrie’s side starting to become something of a bogey team since Rovers last won 2-1 at Cappielow back in October 2023, thanks to a brace from Aidan Connolly.
The sides have met six times since then, with four of the games ending all square and The Ton winning the other two.
The last meeting was at Stark’s Park in April, with Grant Gillespie opening the scoring for the visitors from the penalty spot midway through the first half.
However, despite a quick leveller from Josh Mullin, Rovers were unable to find a winner and the spoils were shared.
Saturday’s match referee will be Lloyd Wilson.
Head-To-Head Record:
Morton wins: 69
Raith Rovers wins: 51
Draws: 49