League · League 1
Inverness CT1–1Dumbarton
Daniel Devine 44′
Carlo Pignatiello 59′
Lineups
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Calum MacLeodfor Adam Mackinnon67′
- Cameron Fergusonfor Keith Bray84′
- Robbie Thompsonfor Adam Brooks84′
Inverness CT · Manager
Inverness CT · Cautions
- Adam Brooks57′
- Daniel Devine85′
Inverness CT · Red cards
- Not recorded
Dumbarton
Dumbarton · Starting XI
- Brett Long
- Michael Miller
- Mark Durnan
- Mouhamed Niang
- Matthew Shiels
- Aron Lynas
- Findlay Gray
- James Hilton
- Tony Wallace
- Kalvin Orsi
- Michael Ruth
Dumbarton · Substitutes
- Ryan Blair
- Cameron Clark
- Craig McGuffie
- Panos Grivas
- Joel Mumbongo
- Patrick O'Neil
- Carlo Pignatiello
- Greg Young
Dumbarton · Subs used
- Carlo Pignatiello -> Tony Wallace45′
- Joel Mumbongo -> Kalvin Orsi74′
- Ryan Blair -> James Hilton83′
- CameronClark -> Michael Ruth83′
Dumbarton · Manager
- Stevie Farrell
Dumbarton · Cautions
- James Hilton26′
- Mouhamed Niang55′
Dumbarton · Red cards
- Mouhamed Niang79′
Match report
Game of Two Halves A rousing round of applause rang out from the crowd on the sixth minute in appreciation of the dedication of John Mackenzie, AKA the Immortal Howden Ender who sadly passed away last week. A fitting tribute as cheering and clapping broke out around the ground and one in which he would have loved to have led the way. Rest in Peace my well travelled friend. You would have enjoyed the first half. The second I'm sure you would have had some choice words for in your aftermatch summary. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It was the proverbial game of two…Read moreRead less
Game of Two Halves
A rousing round of applause rang out from the crowd on the sixth minute in appreciation of the dedication of John Mackenzie, AKA the Immortal Howden Ender who sadly passed away last week. A fitting tribute as cheering and clapping broke out around the ground and one in which he would have loved to have led the way. Rest in Peace my well travelled friend. You would have enjoyed the first half. The second I'm sure you would have had some choice words for in your aftermatch summary.
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It was the proverbial game of two halves. Inverness were miles ahead in the first half and rubbish after the break. Plenty of possession and slick movement with new signings Flynn Duffy and Adam Mackinnon prominent in attacking moves. Charlie Gilmour brought out a tremendous reflex save from keeper Long, however most of the good work petered out when we got into the final third but we took the lead on the stroke of half time when Danny Devine sneaked in behind the defence to nod in unchallenged at the back post from a corner. Hey ho we all thought, lifes not so bad after all. Wrong!!! We allowed Dumbarton to dominate the next half hour and they deservedly levelled through Carlo Pignatiello as we seemed to go back into our shell. Niang was booked a second time for persistent fouling and reluctantly left the field when he was red carded. Billy Mckay had cracked one off the bar and Charlie Gilmour and Remi Savage were denied by the keeper but it was a bit of an anti climax after a promising first half. Jack Newman also had to make a good save five minutes from the end to keep the score level when he denied Mumbongo.
A rousing round of applause rang out from the crowd on the sixth minute in appreciation of the dedication of John Mackenzie, AKA the Immortal Howden Ender who sadly passed away last week. A fitting tribute as cheering and clapping broke out around the ground and one in which he would have loved to have led the way. Rest in Peace my well travelled friend. You would have enjoyed the first half. The second I'm sure you would have had some choice words for in your aftermatch summary.
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It was the proverbial game of two halves. Inverness were miles ahead in the first half and rubbish after the break. Plenty of possession and slick movement with new signings Flynn Duffy and Adam Mackinnon prominent in attacking moves. Charlie Gilmour brought out a tremendous reflex save from keeper Long, however most of the good work petered out when we got into the final third but we took the lead on the stroke of half time when Danny Devine sneaked in behind the defence to nod in unchallenged at the back post from a corner. Hey ho we all thought, lifes not so bad after all. Wrong!!! We allowed Dumbarton to dominate the next half hour and they deservedly levelled through Carlo Pignatiello as we seemed to go back into our shell. Niang was booked a second time for persistent fouling and reluctantly left the field when he was red carded. Billy Mckay had cracked one off the bar and Charlie Gilmour and Remi Savage were denied by the keeper but it was a bit of an anti climax after a promising first half. Jack Newman also had to make a good save five minutes from the end to keep the score level when he denied Mumbongo.
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