League
Kilmarnock2–1Inverness CT
Greg Kiltie 9′
Craig Slater 51′
Ross Draper 41′
Lineups
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock · Starting XI
- Jamie MacDonald
- David Syme
- Lee Ashcroft
- Conrad Balatoni
- Stuart Findlay
- Jamie Hamill
- Craig Slater
- Adam Frizzell
- Greg Kiltie
- Kallum Higginbotham
- Dale Carrick
Kilmarnock · Substitutes
- Conor Brennan
- Ross Barbour
- Scott Robinson
- Kris Boyd
- Tope Obadeyi
- Aaron Splaine
- Dean Hawkshaw
Kilmarnock · Subs used
- Tope Obadeyi -> Adam Frizzell77′
- Scott Robinson -> Kallum Higginbotham87′
Kilmarnock · Manager
- Lee Clark
Kilmarnock · Cautions
- Craig Slater52′
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombofor Liam Polworth61′
- Alex Fisherfor Nat Wedderburn62′
- Alasdair Sutherlandfor David Raven81′
Inverness CT · Manager
Inverness CT · Cautions
Match report
Snow good enuff mun: Inverness lost 2-1 at a snowy Kilmarnock as we slid to defeat. This result leaves us looking down the table with trepidation instead of setting our sights on challenging for a European slot behind Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts. Ross Draper scored a landmark 1500th goal for Inverness Caledonian Thistle, but it was not enough to save us from losing this game as Greg Kiltie and Craig Slater scored the goals to move Killie to within four points of Inverness. Slater's goal was an absolute belter, volleying home from the edge of the box via the underside…Read moreRead less
Snow good enuff mun:
Inverness lost 2-1 at a snowy Kilmarnock as we slid to defeat. This result leaves us looking down the table with trepidation instead of setting our sights on challenging for a European slot behind Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts.
Ross Draper scored a landmark 1500th goal for Inverness Caledonian Thistle, but it was not enough to save us from losing this game as Greg Kiltie and Craig Slater scored the goals to move Killie to within four points of Inverness.
Slater's goal was an absolute belter, volleying home from the edge of the box via the underside of the bar, a goal fit to win any game. The snow did it's best to help Inverness out but despite a late flurry from the visitors, it was Killie that took all three points.
Inverness lost 2-1 at a snowy Kilmarnock as we slid to defeat. This result leaves us looking down the table with trepidation instead of setting our sights on challenging for a European slot behind Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts.
Ross Draper scored a landmark 1500th goal for Inverness Caledonian Thistle, but it was not enough to save us from losing this game as Greg Kiltie and Craig Slater scored the goals to move Killie to within four points of Inverness.
Slater's goal was an absolute belter, volleying home from the edge of the box via the underside of the bar, a goal fit to win any game. The snow did it's best to help Inverness out but despite a late flurry from the visitors, it was Killie that took all three points.
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