League · League 1
Inverness CT0–2Kelty Hearts
Luke McCarvel 79′
Robbie Cole 87′
Lineups
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Szymon Rebilasfor Musa Dibaga46′
- Calum MacLeodfor Adam Mackinnon60′
- Robbie Thompsonfor Paul Allan71′
- Ben Gardinerfor Alfie Stewart83′
Inverness CT · Manager
Inverness CT · Cautions
Kelty Hearts
Kelty Hearts · Starting XI
- Ruairidh Adams
- Brody Paterson
- Thomas O'Ware
- Callum Flatman
- Billy Owens
- Scott Allan
- Craig Johnston
- Jacob McIntyre
- Luke McCarvel
- Scott Mercer
- lewis Moor
Kelty Hearts · Substitutes
- Ryan Adamson
- Liam Brown
- Robert Cole
- Blaine McClure
- Murray Thomas
- Ben Hobbs
- James Lyom
- Corrie Fellows
Kelty Hearts · Subs used
- Blaine McClure -> Billy Owens6′
- Robbie Cole -> Lewis Moore61′
- Murray Thomas -> Scott Allan78′
- James Lyon -> Scott Mercer78′
- Corrie Fellows -> Craig Johnston90′
Kelty Hearts · Manager
- Tam O'Ware
Kelty Hearts · Cautions
- Billy Owens20′
- Scott Mercer54′
- Craig Johnston82′
Match report
The Caley Thistle Way Scott Kellacher was buoyed by the feelgood factor this week and was looking to keep the Caley Jags ahead of Annan. For the visitors, with Charlie Mulgrew gone, it was Tam O'Ware that was tasked with getting the wee Hearts back on track or at least halting their freefall on a bright Saturday afternoon in the Highlands. The game got underway with Inverness shooting towards the North Stand in the first half for a change. It was a largely uneventful opening forty-five and if anything, Kelty created the better of the meagre opportunities with Dibaga making…Read moreRead less
The Caley Thistle Way
Scott Kellacher was buoyed by the feelgood factor this week and was looking to keep the Caley Jags ahead of Annan. For the visitors, with Charlie Mulgrew gone, it was Tam O'Ware that was tasked with getting the wee Hearts back on track or at least halting their freefall on a bright Saturday afternoon in the Highlands.
The game got underway with Inverness shooting towards the North Stand in the first half for a change. It was a largely uneventful opening forty-five and if anything, Kelty created the better of the meagre opportunities with Dibaga making two decent stops. Meanwhile Inverness were mainly restricted to blocked shots and missed headers as we approached the break. We all held our breath before the interval when Dibaga went to collect the ball and crumpled to the turf. He resumed after treatment much to our relief. Gilmour hit the base of the post just on the break as a grateful Adams grabbed the ball after it bounced off the post and then hit him on the arse before he grabbed it. Alas Dibaga was unable to continue in the second period with young Szymon Rebilas taking the gloves. We still failed to trouble Adams after play resumed and it was no surprise when we went behind with Kelty looking much faster when they broke forward compared to our pedestrian approach. McCarvel raced through to slot home ten minutes from the end before Cole tied up the points with our defence in disarray. A thoroughly disappointing afternoon with little entertainment value. Let's hope Calum Jones puts on a better show in Bar94.
After last weeks win at Cove, this was a massive disappointment. The only thing in our favour was that Annan lost as well and they remain three points behind us.
It's the Caley Thistle Way; one step forward and two steps backward. Another difficult game next week away to Stenhousemuir.
Scott Kellacher lamented: “We didn’t start well, and we didn’t work anywhere near hard enough like we did when we won at Cove last weekend. “This is really frustrating – there are no excuses for that. “We might not play well, or some things don’t come off in play, but we need to work much harder.
Scott Kellacher was buoyed by the feelgood factor this week and was looking to keep the Caley Jags ahead of Annan. For the visitors, with Charlie Mulgrew gone, it was Tam O'Ware that was tasked with getting the wee Hearts back on track or at least halting their freefall on a bright Saturday afternoon in the Highlands.
The game got underway with Inverness shooting towards the North Stand in the first half for a change. It was a largely uneventful opening forty-five and if anything, Kelty created the better of the meagre opportunities with Dibaga making two decent stops. Meanwhile Inverness were mainly restricted to blocked shots and missed headers as we approached the break. We all held our breath before the interval when Dibaga went to collect the ball and crumpled to the turf. He resumed after treatment much to our relief. Gilmour hit the base of the post just on the break as a grateful Adams grabbed the ball after it bounced off the post and then hit him on the arse before he grabbed it. Alas Dibaga was unable to continue in the second period with young Szymon Rebilas taking the gloves. We still failed to trouble Adams after play resumed and it was no surprise when we went behind with Kelty looking much faster when they broke forward compared to our pedestrian approach. McCarvel raced through to slot home ten minutes from the end before Cole tied up the points with our defence in disarray. A thoroughly disappointing afternoon with little entertainment value. Let's hope Calum Jones puts on a better show in Bar94.
After last weeks win at Cove, this was a massive disappointment. The only thing in our favour was that Annan lost as well and they remain three points behind us.
It's the Caley Thistle Way; one step forward and two steps backward. Another difficult game next week away to Stenhousemuir.
Scott Kellacher lamented: “We didn’t start well, and we didn’t work anywhere near hard enough like we did when we won at Cove last weekend. “This is really frustrating – there are no excuses for that. “We might not play well, or some things don’t come off in play, but we need to work much harder.
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