Paul Tosh is ruled out for Forfar. The division's top scorer is serving the first match in a three game ban. On the injury front Scott Taylor is still out injured, meaning Mathu King and Paul Shields are the only fully fit strikers.

Kevin Byers and Hugh Davidson are doubts after picking up recent injuries. David Lowing his expected to make it after recovering from a training injury sustained a while ago.

Warren Hawke, who was injured for the originally scheduled fixture, is fit for Morton. Jani Uotinen is another who was due to sit out on that day and is expected to make it. Alex Williams and Peter Weatherson are both fit after recovering from recently sustained injuries.

David McGregor is still out for the Greenock outfit. John Maisano is the only other certain absentee for John McCormack's side, who have a suspension free squad.

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 in the promotion, whereas the Loons are in 5th place with a couple of games in hand on most.

Ton boss John McCormack talked to the Evening Times after the narrow weekend victory over Arbroath: "We deserved to win, there's no question of that. It was a battle at times, but the players fought well and got the result. It was three vital points and we kept a clean sheet, which has been sadly lacking recently. We have a game in hand against Forfar tomorrow and we want to go back to the top."

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

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