Livingston FC produced a dominant away performance to beat Greenock Morton 4-1 in the Scottish Championship. The victory lifts the Lions to fifth in the table on six points after five games, seven points behind leaders Stenhousemuir.
Liam Polworth opened the scoring for Livingston in the 35th minute. Robbie Muirhead doubled the advantage just before half-time, finishing from a Tomiwa Sinclair assist. Morton pulled one back through Michael O'Halloran nine minutes after the restart, but Livingston sealed the points with two late goals.
Efe Danso made it 3-1 in the 77th minute and substitute Jack Doherty added a fourth in the 88th minute. The result marks a strong response after consecutive league defeats to Stenhousemuir and Arbroath.
Robbie Muirhead was booked for Livingston in the 25th minute, while Morton's George Gillespie received a yellow card just before the break. Both managers made multiple changes in the second half, with Livingston introducing Stevie May, Scott Pittman and Graham Carey.
The win provides a timely boost ahead of Livingston's next fixture, a home match against ninth-placed Inverness Caledonian Thistle on Saturday, 19 September. The current standings show Livingston now have a goal difference of zero, having scored and conceded four goals in the league so far.
