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St. Mirren0–4Inverness CT

David Bingham 30′
Roy McBain 34′
Roy McBain 57′
David Bingham 65′
22 Nov 2003Saturday, 22 November 2003 · 3pmLove Street, Pasiley

Lineups

St. Mirren

St. Mirren · Starting XI

  • Hinchcliffe
  • Van Zanten
  • Ellis
  • Dempsey
  • McGowne
  • Broadfoot
  • Dunn
  • O’Neill
  • Russell
  • Murray
  • Lappin

St. Mirren · Substitutes

  • McGinty
  • Gillies
  • Crilly
  • Lavety
  • Woods

St. Mirren · Subs used

  • McGinty -> Dunn60′
  • Gillies -> Broadfoot65′
  • Crilly -> Crilly80′

St. Mirren · Manager

  • Not recorded

St. Mirren · Red cards

  • O'Neil90′

Inverness CT

Inverness CT · Starting XI

Inverness CT · Substitutes

Inverness CT · Subs used

Inverness CT · Manager

Inverness CT · Red cards

  • Not recorded

Match report

A thoroughly deserved victory against a demoralised St Mirren. The absence of Richie Hart allowed Liam Keogh to make his first start of the season. Despite the visitors’ dominance the opening goal did not come until the half hour mark. Roy McBain sent a free kick from wide left to the back post, Keogh headed onto the bar and David Bingham was there to head in the rebound. Four minutes later Steve Hislop worked hard on the right to create space then ran into the box before sending in a low shot. Craig Hinchcliffe parried and McBain netted from six…Read moreRead less
A thoroughly deserved victory against a demoralised St Mirren. The absence of Richie Hart allowed Liam Keogh to make his first start of the season. Despite the visitors’ dominance the opening goal did not come until the half hour mark. Roy McBain sent a free kick from wide left to the back post, Keogh headed onto the bar and David Bingham was there to head in the rebound. Four minutes later Steve Hislop worked hard on the right to create space then ran into the box before sending in a low shot. Craig Hinchcliffe parried and McBain netted from six yards. In 57 minutes a neat Keogh pass into the box set up a low angled shot from McBain and his second goal of the afternoon. Bingham scored his second in 65 minutes when he headed home from eight yards after an accurate Stuart Golabek cross from the left wing. Saints’ misery was compounded in the last minute when John O’Neill was sent off after squaring up to McBain. A fine three points for the visitors and a climb to joint third. Fifteen months ago an identical result led to the sacking of manger Tom Hendrie. Three days after this match his replacement John Coughlin stood down.