League · (League 1)
Queen of the South3–2Inverness CT
Adam Brooks 12′
Adam Brooks 53′
Jordan Allan 79′
Alfie Bavidge 10′
Keith Bray 74′
Lineups
Queen of the South
Queen of the South · Starting XI
- Ross Stewart
- Oscar MacIntyre
- Jack Hannah
- Matty Douglas
- Michael Hewitt
- Reece Lyon
- Harry Cochrane
- Benjamine Luissint
- Kyle Docharty
- Adam Brooks
- Brennan Dickenson
Queen of the South · Substitutes
- Jordan Allan
- Fraser Bryden
- Jack Bryden
- Leighton McKintosh
- Kieran McKechnie
- Harry McLinden
- Lewis O'Donnell
- Mark Thompson
- Josh Walker
Queen of the South · Subs used
- Jack Brydon -> Kyle Doherty71′
- Jordan Allan -> Adam Brooks77′
Queen of the South · Manager
- Peter Murphy
Queen of the South · Cautions
- Jack Hannah41′
- Michael Hewitt64′
- Benjamin Luissint74′
- Brennan Dickenson76′
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Ethan Cairnsfor Alfie Stewart86′
- Calum MacLeodfor Billy Mckay86′
- Robbie Thompsonfor Paul Allan87′
Inverness CT · Manager
Inverness CT · Cautions
- Not recorded
Match report
Pointless at Palmerston Luis Longstaff missed out for the visitors after picking up an injury at Annan on Saturday. Queens had Adam Brooks up front after the player had to leave Inverness since administration. It was a lively start to the game in Dumfries. It was three in three for Alfie Bavidge as his early goal put the visitors ahead. However the lead only lasted two minutes as former player Inverness striker Adam Brooks levelled in the tenth minute. Nip and tuck thereafter in an entertaining first half with the hosts shading the possession and the opportunities but it was…Read moreRead less
Pointless at Palmerston
Luis Longstaff missed out for the visitors after picking up an injury at Annan on Saturday. Queens had Adam Brooks up front after the player had to leave Inverness since administration. It was a lively start to the game in Dumfries. It was three in three for Alfie Bavidge as his early goal put the visitors ahead. However the lead only lasted two minutes as former player Inverness striker Adam Brooks levelled in the tenth minute. Nip and tuck thereafter in an entertaining first half with the hosts shading the possession and the opportunities but it was all square at the break and all to play for in the second half. Brooks added his second of the night ten minutes after the break. Chances went abegging at both ends of the park before Keith Bray equalised with fifteen minutes remaining. Alas substitute Jordan Allan was on hand to knock in the winner following a corner to keep all three points in Dumfries.
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Here's an overview from CTO - Eagle4Caley: I journeyed up...Euston to Carlisle, Carlisle to Dumfries, Last train back to Carlisle, Overnighter in Carlisle, back in my London office by lunchtime...bloody loved it
A bit chilly, but at half time was chatting to a Man Utd/QotS fan in the drinks queue, before discovering they don't take payment card, and he bought my coffee! (which got me through the 2nd half)
Thought the team played pretty well last night, Longstaff being out affected the midfield balance in my view. When we equalised to 2-2 I think the team got too excited about trying to win and left themselves a bit open. There were times during the match when our defence seemed to consist of just the two CB's as the FB's were pushing up so much...the tikki-takki stuff seems to be largely out
Bavidge is some signing, and Bray looked great at right wing-back. Slightly annoying that Brooks got two against us, but did he get a fair crack when he was our player or does he fit better at QotS
Anyway that's another ground ticked off...roll on Dumbarton away in March
FULL TIME: 3-2
An all action encounter with five goals and the home side edging it 3-2. An Adam Brooks double and a Jordan Allan strike won the points after Alfie Bavidge had opened the scoring after ten minutes. Keith Bray had made it 2-2 before substitute Allan forced in the winner with ten minutes remaining.
A tough result to take after our second long haul in three days. It's a long way home if there's no points in the bag. Meh!
Luis Longstaff missed out for the visitors after picking up an injury at Annan on Saturday. Queens had Adam Brooks up front after the player had to leave Inverness since administration. It was a lively start to the game in Dumfries. It was three in three for Alfie Bavidge as his early goal put the visitors ahead. However the lead only lasted two minutes as former player Inverness striker Adam Brooks levelled in the tenth minute. Nip and tuck thereafter in an entertaining first half with the hosts shading the possession and the opportunities but it was all square at the break and all to play for in the second half. Brooks added his second of the night ten minutes after the break. Chances went abegging at both ends of the park before Keith Bray equalised with fifteen minutes remaining. Alas substitute Jordan Allan was on hand to knock in the winner following a corner to keep all three points in Dumfries.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here's an overview from CTO - Eagle4Caley: I journeyed up...Euston to Carlisle, Carlisle to Dumfries, Last train back to Carlisle, Overnighter in Carlisle, back in my London office by lunchtime...bloody loved it
A bit chilly, but at half time was chatting to a Man Utd/QotS fan in the drinks queue, before discovering they don't take payment card, and he bought my coffee! (which got me through the 2nd half)
Thought the team played pretty well last night, Longstaff being out affected the midfield balance in my view. When we equalised to 2-2 I think the team got too excited about trying to win and left themselves a bit open. There were times during the match when our defence seemed to consist of just the two CB's as the FB's were pushing up so much...the tikki-takki stuff seems to be largely out
Bavidge is some signing, and Bray looked great at right wing-back. Slightly annoying that Brooks got two against us, but did he get a fair crack when he was our player or does he fit better at QotS
Anyway that's another ground ticked off...roll on Dumbarton away in March
FULL TIME: 3-2
An all action encounter with five goals and the home side edging it 3-2. An Adam Brooks double and a Jordan Allan strike won the points after Alfie Bavidge had opened the scoring after ten minutes. Keith Bray had made it 2-2 before substitute Allan forced in the winner with ten minutes remaining.
A tough result to take after our second long haul in three days. It's a long way home if there's no points in the bag. Meh!
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