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Scottish Cup · Rd 2

Inverness CT3–2Livingston

Davie Ross 5′
Mike Teasdale 24′
Alan Hercher 77′
Duthie 67′
Harvey 76′
6 Jan 1996Saturday, 6 January 1996 · 3pmTelford Street Park, Inverness

Lineups

Inverness CT

Inverness CT · Starting XI

Inverness CT · Substitutes

Inverness CT · Subs used

  • Not recorded

Inverness CT · Manager

Inverness CT · Cautions

Livingston

Livingston · Starting XI

  • Douglas
  • Sorbie
  • Alleyne
  • Davidson
  • Williamson
  • McLeod
  • McMartin
  • Bailey
  • Young
  • Harvey
  • Duthie

Livingston · Substitutes

  • Callaghan
  • Coulston
  • Thorburn

Livingston · Subs used

  • Thorburn => Bailey46′
  • Callaghan => Sorbie65′
  • Coulston => Alleyne85′

Livingston · Manager

  • Not recorded

Livingston · Cautions

  • Harvey

Match report

Snow, ice and flooding put this game at risk but hard work by ground staff ensured the pitch was playable. Caley Thistle took the lead after 5 minutes - Brian Thomson was sent clear on the left by John Scott, cut the ball back and Daisy Ross sent a low drive into the net. It was 2-0 after 24 minutes when Mike Teasdale dispossessed Alleyne before running on and rocketing the ball home from 18 yards. In 67 minutes Livingston scored through Mark Duthie, a curling 20 yard shot which gave Jim Calder no chance, and 9 minutes later Graham…Read moreRead less
Snow, ice and flooding put this game at risk but hard work by ground staff ensured the pitch was playable.

Caley Thistle took the lead after 5 minutes - Brian Thomson was sent clear on the left by John Scott, cut the ball back and Daisy Ross sent a low drive into the net.

It was 2-0 after 24 minutes when Mike Teasdale dispossessed Alleyne before running on and rocketing the ball home from 18 yards.

In 67 minutes Livingston scored through Mark Duthie, a curling 20 yard shot which gave Jim Calder no chance, and 9 minutes later Graham Harvey made it 2-2 with a low drive from the edge of the box.

Straight from the centre Caley Thistles Alan Hercher ran on to a long through ball from Ian MacArthur and slid the ball past the onrushing Douglas. To the great relief of the home fans the match finished 3-2.