League · Championship
Inverness CT1–1Dunfermline
Nathan Shaw 12′
Chris Hamilton 80′
Lineups
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Keith Brayfor Wallace Duffy69′
- Luis Longstafffor Adam Brooks82′
- Austin Samuelsfor Billy Mckay87′
- Jake Davidsonfor Max Anderson87′
Inverness CT · Manager
- Not recorded
Inverness CT · Cautions
- Wallace Duffy46′
- Adam Brooks58′
Dunfermline
Dunfermline · Starting XI
- Harrison Sharp
- Aaron Comrie
- Joshua Edwards
- Kyle Benedictus
- Christopher Hamilton
- Ewan Otoo
- Joseph Chalmers
- Lewis McCann
- Sam Fisher
- Ben Summers
- Michael O'Halloran
Dunfermline · Substitutes
- Max Little
- Kane Ritchie-Hosler
- Rhys Breen
- Owen Moffat
- Paul Allan
- Miller Fenton
- Taylor Sutherland
- Andrew Tod
Dunfermline · Subs used
- Kane Ritchie-Hosler -> Michael O'Halloran59′
- Owen Moffat -> Aaron Comrie59′
- Owen Moffat -> Aaron Comrie71′
- Andy Tod -> Ben Summers84′
Dunfermline · Manager
- James McPake
Dunfermline · Cautions
- Andy Tod90′
Match report
Level Pars A cagey opening ten minutes was disrupted two minutes later when Nathan Shaw took on a speculative shot from distance. It was low and maybe the keeper thought it was going past, but it went under his body and trundled into the net off the post to give Inverness a much needed opening goal. Keeper won't want to see that one again. Shaw was prominent in most moves forward and Charlie Gilmour fired a couple of fierce shots a yard or two wide. Adam Brooks had the ball in the net nearer half-time but was adjudged to be…Read moreRead less
Level Pars
A cagey opening ten minutes was disrupted two minutes later when Nathan Shaw took on a speculative shot from distance. It was low and maybe the keeper thought it was going past, but it went under his body and trundled into the net off the post to give Inverness a much needed opening goal. Keeper won't want to see that one again. Shaw was prominent in most moves forward and Charlie Gilmour fired a couple of fierce shots a yard or two wide. Adam Brooks had the ball in the net nearer half-time but was adjudged to be offside with Sharp again looking suspect as he tried to save the shot. Little else of note in a turgid first forty-five played in blustery conditions.
HALF TIME: 1-0
After the break, if anything, it was even more turgid with any fluent breaks forward coming from the visitors. Substitute Keith Bray did well to create an opening for himself but his finish was weak and saved low to his right by Sharp. The Pars earned their share of the points when Hamilton headed in after a short corner was chipped into the box by Moffat with Mark Ridgers caught in no mans land. Soft goal to give away with ten minutes remaining. With a couple of minutes left Ridgers made amends when Moffat looked favourite to score but the keeper did well to save low to his left and keep the score level.
FULL TIME: 1-1
The two new loan payers aquitted themselves well without setting the pulses racing. The defence did appear to be more rigid although we were found wanting at the equaliser. Nathan Shaw was the most likely to cause problems and so it proved. Poor decision by Ridgers to decide to flap at thin air for the goal but made amends to earn our point with a tremendous save later. Pars were much more direct than us and you couldn't grudge them their point.
However that point still leaves us floundering at the foot of the table with one point from a possible twelve.
A cagey opening ten minutes was disrupted two minutes later when Nathan Shaw took on a speculative shot from distance. It was low and maybe the keeper thought it was going past, but it went under his body and trundled into the net off the post to give Inverness a much needed opening goal. Keeper won't want to see that one again. Shaw was prominent in most moves forward and Charlie Gilmour fired a couple of fierce shots a yard or two wide. Adam Brooks had the ball in the net nearer half-time but was adjudged to be offside with Sharp again looking suspect as he tried to save the shot. Little else of note in a turgid first forty-five played in blustery conditions.
HALF TIME: 1-0
After the break, if anything, it was even more turgid with any fluent breaks forward coming from the visitors. Substitute Keith Bray did well to create an opening for himself but his finish was weak and saved low to his right by Sharp. The Pars earned their share of the points when Hamilton headed in after a short corner was chipped into the box by Moffat with Mark Ridgers caught in no mans land. Soft goal to give away with ten minutes remaining. With a couple of minutes left Ridgers made amends when Moffat looked favourite to score but the keeper did well to save low to his left and keep the score level.
FULL TIME: 1-1
The two new loan payers aquitted themselves well without setting the pulses racing. The defence did appear to be more rigid although we were found wanting at the equaliser. Nathan Shaw was the most likely to cause problems and so it proved. Poor decision by Ridgers to decide to flap at thin air for the goal but made amends to earn our point with a tremendous save later. Pars were much more direct than us and you couldn't grudge them their point.
However that point still leaves us floundering at the foot of the table with one point from a possible twelve.
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