Hamilton vs Morton preview - Fisher set for Accies bow

Hamilton have brought in midfielder Gary Fisher from Kilmarnock on loan and he goes straight into manager Billy Reid's plans for the home match against Morton.

Andy Ryan is the only doubt as the striker has been suffering from tonsillitis.

Reid has called on his side to ensure they take their chances when they are on top and added: "I am happy with how we played at Raith last weekend but not scoring when we had the bulk of the play was a huge factor in losing 2-0.

"I watched Morton in midweek when they lost to Queen of the South but I am not getting taken in by that display as they are a much better side than that game indicated."

Morton centre-back Mark McLaughlin is suspended for the contest against former club Hamilton.

Manager Allan Moore is also without defender Willie Dyer and striker Peter MacDonald, however Martin Hardie's career at the Cappielow club will begin if he shakes off a knock.

The Greenock men are looking to bounce back from going out of the Ramsdens Cup in midweek to Second Division Queen of the South.

Moore said: "I was really disappointed with the way things went on Tuesday but we have the chance to put it right quickly.

"Hamilton were a bit of a bogey team to us last season as they won three of the games.

"The game we won was at their place so we travel there knowing we can do it."