Previews 2006-07

The final game of the season sees Caley Thistle take on St Mirren. ICT did the Buddies a big favour last weekend by beating Dunfermline and confirming their relegation so this match is no longer the nailbiter it might have been. The Highland Marchers should be in attendance at the end of their trek down the Great Glen and West Highland ways so give them a rousing welcome. Andrew Fraser previews the match. St Mirren v Inverness CT Saturday 19th May 12:30pm Love Street, Paisley

So here we are, the final home game of the season with Dunfermline needing all three points to try and avoid relegation and Caley Thistle wanting them so that they can finish as high up the table as possible. Charlie Christie has a full squad to choose from for this game. Andrew Fraser provides the preview. Inverness CT v Dunfermline Tulloch Caledonian Stadium Saturday 12th May at 3pm Referee: Michael McCurry Others: Steve Pullar, Gary Cheyne (Assistants), David Somers (4th offi

With both sides safe from SPL relegation you could be forgiven for thinking this fixture might turn out to be a boring game but with Falkirk sitting seventh and Caley Thistle ninth and only a point between them both managers will be desparate for the win so they can be 'best of the rest'. With a reputed 80K prize money difference between each place in the league, there is also a fairly good financial incentive. Andrew Fraser previews this match. Falkirk v Inverness CT Falkirk Stadi

Caley Thistle have lost only once in the last 9 meetings with Dundee United but make no mistake about it, a tough battle will ensue as the 'Arabs' are harder to beat with Craig Levein at the helm than they were under the recent procession of other managers. Andrew Fraser previews this weekends match at Tannadice. Dundee Utd v Inverness CT Tannadice, Dundee Saturday 28th April SPL Referee: Steve Conroy Others: Jim Lyon, Willie Dishington (Assistants), Craig Charleston (4th official

The overall record between ICT and Motherwell is pretty even with 6 wins apiece and two draws so this may be a hard one to call for the neutrals. However, a strange statistic of this fixture is that six times out of the last seven matches it has ended with an away win so the smart money may be on Motherwell, especially with Ian Black, Ross Tokely and Barry Wilson all serving suspensions. However, Caley Thistle usually perform best under adversity so we are predicting a home win (of course). Andr

With the 'membership' of the top and bottom six already decided, Celtic mathematically on the brink of confirming their title, and most other teams at worst only three points away from ensuring any relegation dogfight only contains St Mirren and Dunfermline, this final pre-split fixture may seem 'meaningless' but it is a chance for Caley Thistle to perhaps try out a few things for next season whilst also trying to finish as high as possible in the table. Andrew Fraser previews the match. I

Caley Thistle travel to Ibrox secure in the knowledge that whatever happens they will have had a 'winning season' against Rangers. With two victories over the men from Govan in the league this season, the Caley Jags go into this game with confidence but also knowing that under Walter Smith and Ally McCoist, Rangers are a different proposition than they were under Paul Le Guen. Andrew Fraser previews the match. DETAILS Rangers v Inverness CT Ibrox Stadium Saturday 31st March at 3pm