Despite enjoying the bulk of the play and creating the vast majority of chances, Hearts had to settle for a point for a second week in succesion.
Craig McGuffie's early second half goal gave Greenock Morton a shock Championship lead at Tynecastle before Jamie Wallker came off the bench to level for the hosts.
Here's how they rated out of ten
Craig Gordon: had nothing to do bar pick the ball out of the net. 6
Michael Smith: Had a couple of opportunities he sould have done better with. 6
Craig Halkett: Solid enough and tried to get Hearts playing. 7
Mihai Popescu: Missed a first half sitter and was generally nervy. 5
Stephen Kingsley: Poor final ball. Not up to his early season standards. 6
Andy Halliday: Early booking didn't help and was always walking a tightrope after that. 5
Aaron McEneff: Started really well but fell out of the game in the second half after having to play deeper due to changes made. 7
Gervane Kastaneer: Showed good strength and touches but grew increasingly frustrated before being subbed. 5
Steven Naismith: Always involved but not necessarily in the areas Hearts wanted. 6
Gary Mackay-Steven: Not much better than against Queens. Touch was off and wrong decision too many times. 6
Liam Boyce: Had chances in the first half but always seemed to want an extra touch. 6
Subs
Armand Ganduillet: Set up the equaliser and gave Morton something to think about. 6
Jamie Walker: Came up with a big moment to net his 50th goal in maroon 7
Andy Irving: Little time to make an impact. 4
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