League
Ayr United0–2Inverness CT
James Vincent 31′
Shaun Rooney 64′
Lineups
Ayr United
Ayr United · Starting XI
- Ross Doohan
- Jordan Houston
- Aaron Muirhead
- Sam Rosscoe-Byrne
- Daniel Harvie
- Andrew Geggan
- Ross Docherty
- Stephen Kelly
- Luke McCowan
- Michael Moffat
- Alan Forrest
Ayr United · Substitutes
- Ellis Hare-Reid
- Kris Doolan
- Craig Moore
- Craig McGuffie
- Finn Ecremont
- Mark McKenzie
Ayr United · Subs used
- Kris Doolan -> Andrew Geggan
Ayr United · Manager
- Sandy Stewart
Ayr United · Cautions
- Andrew Geggan75′
- Aaron Muirhead79′
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Charlie Traffordfor Sean Welsh30′
- David Carsonfor Roddy MacGregor67′
- Nikolay Todorovfor Jordan White70′
Inverness CT · Manager
Inverness CT · Cautions
Match report
Ayr Raid There was plenty at stake for both clubs and it was the visitors that opened the scoring in the first half when James Vincent knocked a short clearance into the net. In the second half, Shaun Rooney did a Forrest Gump and kept running before scoring a second just after the hour. With no further scoring Inverness moved to within two points of both Dundee United and Ayr United. Great end to a difficult week for the club. John Robertson went with the tried and tested at Somerset Park as Ayr went searching for their sixth win on…Read moreRead less
Ayr Raid
There was plenty at stake for both clubs and it was the visitors that opened the scoring in the first half when James Vincent knocked a short clearance into the net. In the second half, Shaun Rooney did a Forrest Gump and kept running before scoring a second just after the hour. With no further scoring Inverness moved to within two points of both Dundee United and Ayr United. Great end to a difficult week for the club.
John Robertson went with the tried and tested at Somerset Park as Ayr went searching for their sixth win on the trot that would see them top the table on matchday 8 after leaders Dundee United stumbled at Alloa last night. Brad Mckay and Mitch Curry are back in training but not deemed fit enough to start this one, although they could see some action on Sunday in the NoS Cup final. Tom Walsh was still out injured and that saw Roddy MacGregor get his second start.
Caretaker boss Sandy Stewart was without the experienced Mark Kerr with Jordan Houston replacing him. That was the only change for Ayr who were looking to top the table after last nights Championship game saw the Wasps sting the Arabs 1-0. A massive three points available and all to play for in this one.
A crowd of nearly 2,000 were on hand to see this lively encounter with 148 supporting the Caley Jags.
There was plenty at stake for both clubs and it was the visitors that opened the scoring in the first half when James Vincent knocked a short clearance into the net. In the second half, Shaun Rooney did a Forrest Gump and kept running before scoring a second just after the hour. With no further scoring Inverness moved to within two points of both Dundee United and Ayr United. Great end to a difficult week for the club.
John Robertson went with the tried and tested at Somerset Park as Ayr went searching for their sixth win on the trot that would see them top the table on matchday 8 after leaders Dundee United stumbled at Alloa last night. Brad Mckay and Mitch Curry are back in training but not deemed fit enough to start this one, although they could see some action on Sunday in the NoS Cup final. Tom Walsh was still out injured and that saw Roddy MacGregor get his second start.
Caretaker boss Sandy Stewart was without the experienced Mark Kerr with Jordan Houston replacing him. That was the only change for Ayr who were looking to top the table after last nights Championship game saw the Wasps sting the Arabs 1-0. A massive three points available and all to play for in this one.
A crowd of nearly 2,000 were on hand to see this lively encounter with 148 supporting the Caley Jags.
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