Livingston Climb Fourth with Vital Win | Edinburgh News

0:00It's September 11th. This is Edinburgh News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. So Livingston bounced back this past Friday, snagging a solid 4-1 win against Greenock Morton. This was a big deal because Morton's sitting at the bottom of the league, and Livingston had dropped their last match. They had to fight a bit, taking 35 minutes to get on the board, but once they did, they didn't look back. The scoring started with Liam Polworth finding the net off a rebound, and then Robbie Merehead doubled the lead right before half time. Morton managed to pull one back early in the second half, making it 2-1, which definitely added some tension to the game. But Livingston held their nerve. Emmanuel Danso extended their lead in the 77th minute, and Jordan Doherty sealed the deal with a late goal 11 minutes from time. This win is a welcome change for Livingston, especially with their former boss David Martin Dale, back in the dugout as interim head coach. This victory is significant because Livingston hadn't won away from home in the league all

1:01season until this game. They've now climbed up to fourth place in the table with nine points, putting them in a much better position. Meanwhile, it's another tough result for Greenock Morton, who are still struggling at the bottom with only one point from their first six games. The lead table is starting to take shape, and Livingston's performance here shows they're not out of the running.