Forfar's Scott Taylor and David Lowing are still sidelined with long term injuries. Paul Tosh is free of suspension for the trip to Greenock, regardless of whether or not the club appeal. It is still unclear whether or not Darren Henderson is suspended.

Morton will be without joint top scorer Peter Weatherson. However, his partner in crime (who has also scored 17 goals) - Alex Williams - is fully fit and in a good patch of form.

Warren Hawke is another certain absentee for the Greenock outfit. David McGregor and Jani Uotinen have been suffering from injuries of late, but are on the road to recovery and could feature. Scott Bannerman is expected to start following his return from suspension.

After a win, a draw and a loss a piece (scored 5, conceded 5) in this season's meetings to date - Forfar and Morton cannot be separated. Tomorrow is the final clash between the sides this season. Morton sit pretty on top of the table, whereas the Loons are just outside the promotion spaces in 4th.

Ton boss John McCormack told today's Evening Times: "Hopefully, with the win over Dumbarton we have some momentum going, and with this being a home fixture it's vital we build on that. Obviously with Forfar still having promotion aspirations it's a chance for us to deal them a heavy blow - the same applies for them, of course. We created plenty of chances last week and enjoyed a good spread of goals, so the mood in the camp is good for this one."

Saturday's referee will be Colin Hardie. He will be assisted by Lawrence Kerrigan and Derek Nicholls.

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