League Cup · Group Stages F
Linlithgow Rose0–2Inverness CT
Ryan Duncan 17′
Noa Boutin 38′
Lineups
Linlithgow Rose
Linlithgow Rose · Starting XI
- Cameron Binnie (GK)
- Jamie Watson
- Craig Smith
- Ciaran Greene
- Cameron Thompson
- Paul Kennedy
- Adam McGowan
- Louis Maguire
- Lucas Stenhouse
- Calum Rae
- Liam McQuaid
Linlithgow Rose · Substitutes
- Thomas Elvin (GK)
- Frankie Aitchison
- James Berry
- Oliver Hamilton
- Cammy Martin
- Connor McMullan
- Dylan Paterson
- Greg Skinner
- Jordan Tosh
Linlithgow Rose · Subs used
- Jordan Tosh replaces Liam McQuaid56′
- James Berry replaces Paul Kennedy56′
- Frankie Aitchison replaces Lucas Stenhouse63′
- Greg Skinner replaces Craig Smith63′
- Oliver Hamilton replaces Adam McGowan63′
Linlithgow Rose · Manager
- Gordon Herd
Inverness CT
Inverness CT · Starting XI
Inverness CT · Substitutes
Inverness CT · Subs used
- Liam Solefor Ryan Duncan69′
- Hamzad Kargbofor Morgan Bates69′
- Alfie Bavidgefor Luis Longstaff74′
- Shae Keoghfor Paul Allan84′
- Adam Mackinnonfor Alfie Stewart84′
Inverness CT · Manager
Match report
League Cup Group F A visit to the Rose on League Cup action saw the Caley Jags run out comfortable winners with Rose keeper Cammy Binnie in outstanding form to keep the visitors goal tally down. We did strike twice in the first half through Ryan Duncan and full back Noa Boutin. The stats will show that Binnie made nine saves which is a great effort and it also shows that the Caley Jags got eleven shots on target from fifteen attempts and an incredible thirteen corners! Inverness are at home to St Johnstone on Tuesday night. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here's the…Read moreRead less
League Cup Group F
A visit to the Rose on League Cup action saw the Caley Jags run out comfortable winners with Rose keeper Cammy Binnie in outstanding form to keep the visitors goal tally down. We did strike twice in the first half through Ryan Duncan and full back Noa Boutin. The stats will show that Binnie made nine saves which is a great effort and it also shows that the Caley Jags got eleven shots on target from fifteen attempts and an incredible thirteen corners!
Inverness are at home to St Johnstone on Tuesday night.
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Here's the talking points:
13: Attempt saved. Graeme Shinnie left footed shot from more than 35 yards is saved in the top left corner by Cammy Binnie.
17: ICT forced a couple of corners before Ryan Duncan fired home from the centre of the box.
Invernes won four corners on the trot shortly after that came to nothing before Morgan Bates shot over.
38: Paul Allan saw an effort from outside the box saved by Binnie and Noa Boutin was on hand to score a second for the visitors.
We finished the half with a flourish as Bates shot wide and Alfie Stewart was denied by Binnie.
HALF TIME: 0-2
46: We started the second half still on the front foot with Binnie keeping Bates out on the restart.
55: Paul Allan was played through but Binnie saved again.
60: Alfie Stewart's corner was sent goalwards by Bates but it was cleared off the line.
62: Shinnie's ball saw Duncan bring out a good low stop from the keeper.
72: Substitute Liam Sole fired one in from range but once more Binnie denied the visitors, and. Hamzad Kargbo netted moments later but was flagged offside.
77: Ross Munro called into action to save from Calum Rae and two minutes later Danny Devine headed over and Rae fired another effort over the bar from outside the box.
83: Kargo met Allan's cross into the box but Binnie stood firm.
85: Last big effort of the game fell to Jordan Tosh's head.
Inverness saw out the game relatively untroubled to move second in group F behind St Johnstone who inflicted a third straight defeat on Morton.
FULL TIME: 0-2
A visit to the Rose on League Cup action saw the Caley Jags run out comfortable winners with Rose keeper Cammy Binnie in outstanding form to keep the visitors goal tally down. We did strike twice in the first half through Ryan Duncan and full back Noa Boutin. The stats will show that Binnie made nine saves which is a great effort and it also shows that the Caley Jags got eleven shots on target from fifteen attempts and an incredible thirteen corners!
Inverness are at home to St Johnstone on Tuesday night.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here's the talking points:
13: Attempt saved. Graeme Shinnie left footed shot from more than 35 yards is saved in the top left corner by Cammy Binnie.
17: ICT forced a couple of corners before Ryan Duncan fired home from the centre of the box.
Invernes won four corners on the trot shortly after that came to nothing before Morgan Bates shot over.
38: Paul Allan saw an effort from outside the box saved by Binnie and Noa Boutin was on hand to score a second for the visitors.
We finished the half with a flourish as Bates shot wide and Alfie Stewart was denied by Binnie.
HALF TIME: 0-2
46: We started the second half still on the front foot with Binnie keeping Bates out on the restart.
55: Paul Allan was played through but Binnie saved again.
60: Alfie Stewart's corner was sent goalwards by Bates but it was cleared off the line.
62: Shinnie's ball saw Duncan bring out a good low stop from the keeper.
72: Substitute Liam Sole fired one in from range but once more Binnie denied the visitors, and. Hamzad Kargbo netted moments later but was flagged offside.
77: Ross Munro called into action to save from Calum Rae and two minutes later Danny Devine headed over and Rae fired another effort over the bar from outside the box.
83: Kargo met Allan's cross into the box but Binnie stood firm.
85: Last big effort of the game fell to Jordan Tosh's head.
Inverness saw out the game relatively untroubled to move second in group F behind St Johnstone who inflicted a third straight defeat on Morton.
FULL TIME: 0-2
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