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1881–82 Morton F.C. season

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 1881–82 season was Morton Football Club's fifth season in which they competed at a national level, entering the Scottish Cup.[1]

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Fixtures and results

  Win   Draw   Loss   Postponed

Scottish Cup

10 September 1881 First Round Levern 4 – 2 Morton Wellington Park
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Renfrewshire Cup

15 October 1881 First Round Morton 3 – 4 Johnstone Cappielow Park
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Greenock & District Charity Cup

1 January 1882 First Round Morton 19 – 2 Victoria 2nd Cappielow Park
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28 January 1882 Second Round Morton 5 – 1 Aldergrove Cappielow Park
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4 March 1882 Third Round Morton 4 – 0 Greenock Southern Cappielow Park
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29 April 1882 Final Morton 9 – 3 Morton 2nd Cappielow Park
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Fleming
Roberts
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Friendlies

17 September 1881 Friendly Morton 7 – 0 Kilbarchan Cappielow Park
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24 September 1881 Friendly Morton 2 – 3 Clyde Cappielow Park
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29 October 1881 Friendly Morton 3 – 3 Kilbirnie Cappielow Park
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19 November 1881 Friendly Morton 1 – 3 Abercorn Cappielow Park
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18 February 1882 Friendly Morton 2 – 0 Thistle Cappielow Park
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11 March 1882 Friendly Morton 18 – 2 Glasgow Deaf & Dumb Cappielow Park
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References

  1. ^ Morton[permanent dead link], Historical Football Kits. Retrieved 1 January 2016.

External links

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