Morton Away League Cup 25thJune2026
We head to Greenock for our final Group F League Cup tie sitting on top of the table after an excellent midweek win over Premiership St Johnstone. Morton are still finding their 26/27 feet after a slow start to their season and no wins in their first three Group F ties. What could possibly go wrong? We topped the table after that win over much fancied St Johnstone thanks to a superb strike from Alfie Stewart who simply does not do tap-ins. New signing, striker Miller Keir, played the final twenty minutes and looks like a useful addition. I don't for a minute believe that Morton will be as easy a fixture as previous results indicate, but a win for the Caley Jags will put us into the last sixteen, somewhere we have not been over the last few seasons. Let's not underestimate the task in hand as Morton will no doubt reinstate more of their first choice as we approach the start of the Championship campaign.
Good bit of business ahead of this game with Calum MacLeod extending his contract to the end of season 2027/2028
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Match/Ticket/Supporters Bus
Calum MacLeod contract extended
Kenzie, Ellis & Sam - Mechanic's loans
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This was our squad that faced St Johnstone in midweek. Morgan Bates missed out but most recent signings Kerr Smith and Miller Keir started on the bench.
According to Billy Mckay's pre-match spiel Morgan Bates had an Achiles problem and may be our only worry.
Calum MacLeod said upon signing his new deal: “I’m absolutely buzzing to get it over the line. It was a no-brainer for me after how last season went. The manager put a lot of faith in me last season, and I’m hoping there’s more to come. I’ve been at Inverness since I was a wee boy, and I love the place and the club.”
Away Fans Information
Away fans will be housed in Sections F&G of the Allan McGraw Main Stand. All away supporters will enter through the Main Stand turnstiles on Sinclair Street.
Tickets can be purchased HERE. or from the Sinclair Street ticket office on matchday.
Adults – £15
Concession (Over 65, Student, Disabled) – £10
Child (12-15) – £6
Child (Under 12) – £6 with paying adult
Carer £0
Been a tough start for Ian Murray and his Ton with no wins in three. Defeat to Linlithgow Rose, East Fife and St Johnstone have left their fans less than impressed. Defeat by Perth can be dismissed as normalish, but surprise beatings from the Rose and East Fife have left a lot to be desired. Judging by their team selection at Perth, they are still a work in progress with just one more week til the start of the Championship campaign where they kick-off with a tough starter at home to Partick Thistle. They only had three youths and an Academy keeper on the bench and started with a trialist. Calum Sandilands has been brought in on loan from Hearts. He was a prominent player at Montrose last season. I'm sure they will have some more senior players on display this weekend with the likes of Cochrane, Ballantyne, Longridge, O'Halloran, Gillespie, Brophy and Wilson all missing at Perth. Looks like they are keeping the big players back to put on a show at Cappielow???
Ticket Info
Ticket Prices
Adults – £15
Concession (Over 65, Student, Disabled) – £10
Child (12-15) – £6
Child (Under 12) – £6 with paying adult
Carer £0
Please note, proof of entitlement must be provided to purchase concessionary tickets.
*Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Group F
Pos.
P
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
PTS
1
ICTFC
3
2
1
0
4
1
3
8
2
E Fife
3
2
1
0
6
2
4
7
3
Perth
3
2
0
1
5
1
4
6
4
Rose
4
1
0
3
2
7
-5
3
5
Morton
3
0
0
3
0
6
-6
0
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