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Alloa Athletic -V- Inverness CT - League1

Recreation Ready

A spot of recreation is on offer as we head to Clackmannanshire to face fellow title contenders Alloa Athletic in the Clean Sheet Derby at the Indodrill Stadium in a catch-up game held back from the recent historic International week, and what a week that was. The Wasps have been on fine form recently with twelve points over the last six games, just one less than the Caley Jags and could jump into second place with a win on Tuesday night. Both sides have conceded just eight League1 goals with none conceded over the last four games and something is going to give. Inverness won the first encounter this season at the end of August but made hard work of it. A solitary strike by Liam Sole was all we had to show for our endeavours and we ended up just doing enough to take the points as the Wasps made a late bid to earn a point.
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Match/Ticket/Bus/Info
Scottish Cup v Tranent Sold Out
KDM Trophy
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🐶Including Dugs🐶


Our team in the 4-0 execution of Queen of the South last week on the telly.
Since we last met League1
ICTFC 1-0 Alloa
Cove 0-1 ICTFC
QotS 0-2 ICTFC
ICTFC 4-1 E Fife
Accies 3-1 ICTFC
ICTFC 2-2 Kelty
P'Head 0-1 ICTFC
ICTFC 1-0 Monty
ICTFC 1-0 Cove
ICTFC 4-0 QotS
We should be set up nicely for this one after dominating Queen of the South on Saturday in the televised game. A sensational volley from Liam Sole set us up to cruise to the win in possibly our best performance of the season. Further goals from Zimba, his 11th of the season, MacKinnon, his first of the season and Alfie Bavidge rounded off the scoring a minute after coming on. Superb all over the park.
No tickets left for Tranent in the Cup. Not even for dogs woof woof. Game is a total sell out. No space at the inn...

Tickets
Adults:  £20
Senior Citizens (over 65):  £12
Juveniles (under 18):  £6 
Disabled:  £12
Carers:  £12
Stalemate on the road at Cove for this squad last weekend.
Wasps L1 since 30thAug
ICTFC 1-0 Alloa
Alloa 0-1 Mont
Alloa 2-1 Cove
Head 2-1 Alloa
QotS 1-0 Alloa
Kelty 0-2 Alloa
Alloa 1-1 E Fife
Alloa 0-0 Sten
Alloa 3-0 Kelty
Mont 0-4 Alloa
Cove 0-0 Alloa
A couple of highlights: A 4-0 mauling of Montrose away and a 3-0 kicking of Kelty Hearts. Lowlights defeat at home to Montrose. Overall, top four credentials right there.
Alloa have one of the better squads in this league with the experience of Connor Sammon always a threat and Calum Gallagher and Luke Donnelly have done the rounds as well. Luke Rankin is top scorer overall with 6 strikes.
Top League1 scorers for the Wasps
Dave Devine: 4
Kurtis Roberts: 3

Alloa have kept a 4th successive clean sheet in the league for the first time since 2004!
Liam McFarlane's phenomenal 50% clean sheet rate far exceeds any other Alloa keeper in the past 15 years🔥
Alloa now have 10 clean sheets in total this season & are 8 games unbeaten
Chanka Zimba and Liam Sole said HOLD MY BEER 🍺🍺

The Wasps will be looking to sting the Caley Jags>>>




Team
Pld
Gd
Pts
1
ICTFC
14
18
29
2
Stenny
15
7
26
3
Alloa
14
9
24
4
E Fife
15
-2
22
5
Accies
15
18
21
6
QueenS
15
-2
21
7
P'Head
15
-5
20
8
Monty
15
-15
15
9
Cove
15
-10
9
10
Kelty
15
-18
9




By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT 4-0 Queen of the South - League 1

Sole Stunner Sets the Scene

The late game this week saw the Caley Jags who were on a three game winning run face Queen of the South who had lost two of their last three. The covers came off the pitch early and the frost had given up to reveal a pitch in perfect condition for this tea-time fixture. The earlier games saw Stenhousemuir record a big win at Peterhead to move level at the top with the Caley Jags on 23 points. Next Tuesday's opponents Alloa were held at Cove and are on 24points and Oli Shaw scored twice to keep Accies in touch on 21points with East Fife who lost at Montrose 4th on 22points.
Ross Millen was on the bench after returning from injury. Chanka Zimba started with Alfie Bavidge on the bench. Supplier Kai Kennedy started with Kurtis Guthrie the big danger up front for the visitors.
A couple of early opportunities for the hosts with Ross Stewart having to save from David Wotherspoon in the opening exchanges but we didn't have to wait long for the opener, and what a strike it was from Liam Sole. Chanka Zimba set it up with a superb spin on the left wing to leave the defender in his wake. He drilled his cross back to the edge of the eighteen yard line where Liam Sole met it without breaking stride 15 yards out to volley spectacularly behind the keeper. Great goal, great start for the Caley Jags. A Paul Allan free kick was tipped round the post by Stewart as we looked for a second in the twentieth minute. After a bit of a lull, we eased further ahead after half an hour when Sole won a free kick wide right. Joe Chalmers found Adam MacKinnon's head and he flicked it on for Zimba to react quickest to put the ball into the net a la Lawrence Shankland. Calum MacLeod went close as he met a ball inside the box but the keeper and defender managed to divert it just wide for a corner. It remained that way to the interval with Inverness dominant and Queens sporadic in their forays forward.
HALF TIME: 2-0
After the break the Caley Jags continued their possession game before extending their lead after some patient ball retention. Paul Allan and Mitchell Robertson combined for the latter to drill a low ball across the face of the goal where MacKinnon met the ball at the back post to punch it high into the net to give us the cushion to relax. No relaxing for Alfie Bavidge though as one minute after coming on he got on the end of a neat reverse pass from MotM MacKinnon to clip the ball behind the keeper. Queens were bedraggled by now and had we scored another four they could have no complaints. MacIntyre almost manufactured a last second goal for himself after getting through a couple of tackles, his parting shot bobbling across the face of the goal and just wide.
FULL TIME: 4-0

A totally dominant performance from the Caley Jags with Queens in disarray. Great all round display with quality goals. 
 Adam MacKinnon was the TV MotM and few could argue with that. However, there were no failures tonight and this win should put us in fine fettle for the trip to Alloa on Tuesday night.
We go back to three points ahead of Stenhousemuir who easily disposed of Peterhead at Balmoor.
Scott Kellacher was delighted with this




Pos
Team
Pld
Gd
Pts
1
ICTFC
14
18
29
2
Stenny
15
7
26
3
Alloa
14
9
24
4
E Fife
15
-2
22
5
Accies
15
18
21
6
QueenS
15
-2
21
7
P'Head
15
-5
20
8
Monty
15
-15
15
9
Cove
15
-10
9
10
Kelty
15
-18
9



 


Date:  22/11/2025  Venue: Caledonian Stadium Attendance: 2003 Referee: Jamie Wilkie 
 
Inverness CT: 4
Manager: Scott Kellacher
Lineup:  Munro; MacLeod, Devine, Savage, Robertson (MacIntyre 78), Sole (Longstaff 74),
Allan, Chalmers (S Thompson 83), MacKinnon (Stewart 78), Wotherspoon, Zimba (Bavidge 74)
Subs (not used):  Ross; Clark, Millen, Alonge
Scorers: Sole (8), Zimba (35), MacKinnon (65), Bavidge (75)
Booked: Zimba (31)
Sent Off: none
Queen of the South: 0
Manager: Peter Murphy
Lineup:  Stewart; Mackenzie, Douglas, Hannah, Dickenson (Johnstone 76), Luissint, Smith (Charters 46),
Lyon, Stott, Kennedy (Rogerson 69), Guthrie (Gray 82)
Subs (not used): Green; Leslie, Ross
Scorers: none
Booked: Luissint (79), Mackenzie (85)
Sent Off: none

By tm4tj in Reports 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT -V- Queen of the South - League1 - Preview

Back to Business as Usual

After the scenes, limbs and euphoria of a McTominay overhead bicycle stunner, a Tierney peach and a Kenny Fekkin MacLean whopper, there's a more mundane task ahead as Queen of the South are our visitors on Saturday. It's scheduled for a 17:30pm kick-off in League1 as we endeavour to consolidate our position at the top of the table. We managed that without playing last weekend but Queens can be a difficult proposition at times and are not to be underestimated. Queens will be looking to get involved in the race for a place, currently only five points behind the Caley Jags. Weather wise it's been a pretty chilly week with snow showers leaving a fine blanket on the surface and we are taking nothing for granted by getting the covers down early before the frost gets any worse.
The late kick-off time can mean only one thing. Get yer Gaelic phrase books out as BBC Alba will be covering this one live. We are on the telly!
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Match/Ticket/Hospitality/Info
Scottish Cup v Tranent
KDM TROPHY v Dumbarton (away)
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🎅 Annual Xmas Hampers 🎅
The Inverness Caledonian Thistle Community Development Trust are collecting items for their excellent annual hampers. When grabbing your scarf & match ticket for Saturday’s game, why not grab something from the list below as well and drop it into us at Bar94.
What you can donate:
• Festive Treats – mince pies, chocolates, biscuits, cakes
• Winter Warmers – soups, porridge, hearty cupboard fillers
• Long-Life Foods – tins, packets, dry goods
• Or, if you prefer, monetary donations to help us purchase extra essentials
THANK YOU

Our last XI to take to the field was on the 11th of November against Dundee United 'B' in the KDM Trophy.
Since we last met all games:
QotS 0-2 ICTFC
KDM v DeeB 6-0
ICTFC 4-1 E Fife
Accies 3-1 ICTFC
KDM v Forfar 1-4
ICTFC 2-2 Kelty
P'Head 0-1 ICTFC
ICTFC 1-0 Monty
ICTFC 1-0 Cove
KDM v Arabs 6-0
That KDM fixture resulted in an emphatic rain soaked 6-0 win with Chanka Zimba notching a hat-trick, a brace for Alfie Bavidge and one for Jordan Alonge.
With Saturday’s game being a late kick off at 1730, to let you enjoy your afternoon and the build up to the game, Bar 94 will open at 1400, with last orders at 1700. The bar will reopen at full time and remain open until 2100. 
Billy Mckay and Ross Millen are still recovering with Jake Davidson out long term
The Stagecoach matchday bus service will leave the Bus Station at 1515 and 1645, returning from the Stadium 10 minutes after the full time whistle and at 2030.
The bus fare is £2.70 single (contactless payments or cash accepted), and Over 60 / Disabled and Under 22 Concession passes are valid, giving free travel on the service to passholders.
And please don’t forget that, following the success of the “Johndo Away Day” to Kelty last season and requests from members, we are running a Supporters Trust Coach to the away game at East Fife on Saturday 6 December. O2O2BO2BA JAGGY
The coach will leave the Stadium at 0930, returning after the game. The cost is £20 per person>>> To book and pay for your seats

Queens at Kelty last Saturday which ended 1-1 with Kai Kennedy scoring a penalty to open the scoring just after the break with Diack levelling five minutes later.
Since we last met L1
QotS 0-2 ICTFC
Monty 2-1 QotS
QotS 1-0 Alloa
P'Head 3-0 QotS
Accies 1-2 Qots
QotS 1-1 Stenny
QotS 3-0 E Fife
Kelty 1-1 QotS
Some great results in there beating Accies (1-2) and East Fife (3-0) but countered by a couple of disappointing ones at Montrose and Peterhead.
Top scorer is Kurtis Guthrie with 4, League goals, Kai Kennedy and Jack Stott with 3 apiece.


Pos
Team
Pld
Gd
Pts
1
ICTFC
13
14
26
2
Alloa
13
9
23
3
Stenny
14
4
23
4
E Fife
14
-1
22
5
Queens
14
2
21
6
P'Head
14
-2
20
7
Accies
14
16
18
8
Monty
14
-16
12
9
Kelty
14
-16
9
10
Cove
14
-10
8

🏆 Scottish Youth Cup
U 18s face Killie U18s
Youth Cup 4th Rnd.
Fri 21st kick-off at 2pm
Highland Footy Academy
Dingwall
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By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT 6-0 Dundee Utd 'B' - KDM Trophy

Stinging in the Rain

Dundee United B came North knowing that only a win would be good enough to give them any chance whatsoever of progressing. Scott Kellacher was adamant that he wanted to continue our winning ways at the top of the KDM Trophy table ahead of the knockout stages draw which was due to take place on Wednesday, but has now been postponed as the Dumbarton v Stenhousemuir fixture has been called off because of a waterlogged pitch at the Rock. Inverness were in no mood to sit back and hit United with a sackful of goals.
With a few players rested tonight, Chanka Zimba opened the scoring in the 7th minute when Adam MacKinnon's ball played him in to find the net. He added a second after 20 minutes, assisted by Jordan Alonge. We then hit the woodwork twice through Bavidge & MacKinnon before Zimba notched his hat-trick just before the interval having been played through on goal by Alonge.
HALF TIME: 3-0
Kai Hutchison, who had a goal disallowed in the first half forced Ross into making a couple of quick saves at the start of the second half. Normal service was restored though when Alfie Bavidge fired high into the net for number 4 before Jordan Alonge with a great finish made it 5-0, James Clark with the assist. A raft of substitutions on a damp night disrupted the flow somewhat after the hour and stemmed the tide to stop the floodgates opening with Inverness. Substitute Archie Kerr had an effort saved by keeper Richards, as did fellow sub Liam Sole. Ross denied Hutchison before the end but alas for the youngsters, Bavidge got his brace to make it six with an assist from Kerr.
FULL TIME: 6-0
What a glorious feelin,
I'm happy again...
Do, do-do-do
Do, do-do-do-do, do-do-do
Do-do, do-do-do
Do, do-do-do-do, do-do-do
Do-do, do-do-do
Do, do-do-do-do, do-do-do
Do, do-do-do


Three from Chanka Zimba, two from Alfie Bavidge and one from Jordan Alonge!
What's not to like as we end the group stages on a high.


 
 
 
 
Date:  11/11/2025  Venue: Caledonian Stadium Attendance: **** Referee: Alastair Grieve
 
Inverness CT: 6
Manager: Scott Kellacher
Lineup:  Ross; MacLeod (Clark 46), Robertson, Savage (Sole 73), McIntyre, Longstaff,
Allan (Thompson 46), Alonge, MacKinnon (Harkness 52), Bavidge, Zimba (Kerr 52)
Subs (not used):  Munro; Devine, Wotherspoon
Scorers: Zimba (7, 19, 43), Bavidge (50, 89), Alonge (51)
Booked: none
Sent Off: none
Dundee Utd 'B': 0
Manager: Alex Cleland & Andy Payne
Lineup:  Richards; Mudie, Gilligan, Buchanan (Shields 58), Reynolds (Lee 58), Forrest (Beverly 74),
Leiper, Beattie, Hutchison, Anderson (Franczak 63), Welsh
Subs (not used): Zerebecki;
Scorers: none
Booked: none
Sent Off: none

By tm4tj in Reports 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT -V- Dundee United 'B' - KDM Trophy - Preview

KDM Trophy Time

It's the last of our six KDM Trophy group stage matches and we sit at the head of the table and have already qualified for the knock-out stages. The young Arabs could still make the final cut, but they have to win and still depends on others as it stands. Inverness, Stenhousemuir and Montrose are the only teams with a 100% record. Kick-off is 7:45pm on Tuesday night, the 11th of November. Bar 94 will be open and the matchday bus service will be operating for Tuesday’s game against Dundee United B. The Man of the Match presentation will be taking place in Bar 94 after tomorrow's game. Tickets for this match available in the Main Stand only with Section Lower F available for Dundee United B supporters.Prices: Adults: £10, Concessions: £5 (Over 65s & Under 16s)
Inverness' next league game is a home fixture against Queen of the South on 22nd November.
Scottish Cup Tie Tickets at Forresters Park Tranent now on sale. All Ticket - 400 Allocated to Away Fans.
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Prices: Adults: £10
Concessions: £5 (Over 65s & Under 16s)
KDM Buy Ticket Here
Scottish Cup All Ticket
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Tickets for this match are available via Fanbase from the link above:
Prices: Adult: £15, Concession: £10 and 15 and Under: £5
Our allocation is 400 with a restriction of 10 per transaction
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This was our last KDM outing, a 4-1 win at Station Park with MacLeod, MacKinnon, Longstaff & Mckay getting the goals as we came from behind.
KDM Group Results
Elgin 1-4 ICTFC
ICTFC 4-1 Dons B
ICTFC 2-1 Binos
ICTFC 6-0 Dee B
Forfar 1-4 ICTFC

🚍Bar 94 will be open and the matchday bus service will be operating for Tuesday’s game against Dundee United.
🍺Bar 94 will open at 1730, with last orders at 1915 (the bar must be fully vacated by 1930).
🍺The bar will reopen at full time.
🚍A bus will leave the Bus Station for the Stadium at 1900, returning from the Stadium 10 minutes after the full time whistle.
💰The bus fare is £2.70 single (contactless payments or cash accepted), and Over 60 / Disabled and Under 22 Concession passes are valid, giving free travel on the service to passholders.
⚽The Man of the Match presentation will be taking place in Bar 94 after tomorrow's game.

Just the one win for the young Arabs in the KDM Trophy and that was a decent result against a team that we struggled to overcome, Stirling Albion. Nairn Reynolds and Jamie Forrest featured for Scotlandu17's against Sweden on 31stOct.
Binos 0-3 Arab B
Elgin 3-1 Arab B
P'Head 3-0 Arab B
Spartan 1-0 Arab B
Cove 5-1 Arab B
This was their last squad at Cove Rangers. It didn't go too well for them. However, the opportunity to proceed in the competition is still there.
After the Group stages, we lose the bottom eight teams and replace them with the teams from the Championship to give us a straight knock-out from thirty-two teams.
Here's the bottom eight teams ahead of the last group fixtures. Note that they are all Premiership B sides. Celtic B (20th) & Hibs B (22nd) are just above the elimination places on 6 & 4 points respectively with the Binos sandwiched in-between them.
23
Saints B
5
-4
4
24
Hearts B
5
-6
3
25
Arabs B
5
-7
3
26
Dons B
5
-10
1
27
Well B
5
-13
1
28
Gers B
5
-7
0
29
Killie B
5
-10
0
30
DundeeB
5
-15
0

Round of 32 draw at 1:00pm on 13th November
Unlucky for some!

Here it is in full. The biggest League Table in the World>>>



By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT 1-0 Cove Rangers - League 1

Cove Carbon Copy

Bottom side Cove Rangers poor season continued at the Caledonian Sarens PSG Stadium as the Caley Jags remained top of the table. Billy Mckay and Ross Millen were out for Scott Kellacher's side with last weeks match winner Chanka Zimba leading the line and Calum MacLeod continuing at right back. Paul Hartley was without Fraser Fyvie, Mikey Doyle, Declan Glass and Mitch Megginson. After an impeccably observed minutes silence for the fallen and those that gave their all, we were ready for kick-off. Considering it was the first week in November, the inclement weather had relented and it was a calm Saturday afternoon as the teams took to the pitch. Oh no it wasn't said the pantomime voices as a constant heavy shower that lasted for the whole first half engulfed the stadium and then continued to p!ss down after the break. It was a Carbon Copy of last weeks squeaky bum game against Montrose where failure to put the game to bed almost resulted in dropping points. In a half dominated by the hosts, Chanka Zimba missed a sitter early on with just the keeper to beat, firing high over the bar from ten yards. We only had a solitary goal to show for our endeavours when Mitchell Robertson met an inswinging corner by Joe Chalmers in the six yard box to crash the ball into the roof of the net. Calum MacLeod came in from the right but Mutch was equal to his parting shot to keep the Caley Jags player out. Soon after, a blow for Cove when captain Aaron Darge was replaced by Mackenzie Strachan. Just on the half time whistle, Adam Mackinnon was denied by keeper Mutch who pulled off a superb low save from a thunderbastard of a daisy cutter on the sodden surface.
HALF TIME: 1-0
Similar to last week, the visitors started the second half brighter than they did in the first but without troubling the home defence. Inverness gradually got themselves back on top and Robertson headed over, as did substitute Alfie Bavidge. Ten minutes from the end Liam Sole eventually got a decent shot away as he cut in from the left but again Mutch was able to keep the ball out. As keekie winkers started to twitch, Adam Emslie was able to make his way out of Calum MacLeod's back pocket and found himself shooting goalwards. However, Ross Munro kept focussed on the job in hand and was able to usher the slippery ball over the bar as we all held our breath. We saw out the game mostly on the front foot and MacLeod was unfortunate to be nudged off balance after cutting in from the right before his effort sliced wide of the target. Still time for the gangly and awkward David Eguaibor to shoot over the bar to bring proceedings to an end. The stats will show something like 70%/30% possession for the hosts, but to be honest, once again we made hard work of putting away a poor Cove side who were there for the thrashing. No bogies were harmed in the making of this result... Well, at first we thought it was a bogie.... but it's not
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We shouldn't complain too much really, but that's another nervy ending to a game we were well in control of. But 1-0 is never enough going into the final few minutes when the opposition suddenly get forward in numbers. Maybe that says more about the fear we are putting into other teams, but it would be nice to get a comfortable victory to ease the nerves.
Calum MacLeod was immense again today only letting Emslie out for air on a couple of occasions. And that's no mean feat against a tricky, pacy winger.
More match reaction to follow>>>




 


No Listen!


Date:  08/11/2025  Venue: Caledonian Stadium Attendance: 2102 Referee: Gary Hanvidge
 
Inverness CT: 1
Manager: Scott Kellacher
Lineup: Munro; MacLeod, Devine, Savage, Robertson, Sole (MacIntyre 88), Allan,
Chalmers (Alonge 88), MacKinnon (Stewart 72), Wotherspoon (Longstaff 72), Zimba (Bavidge 63)
Subs (not used):  Ross; Clark, S Thompson
Scorers: Robertson (18)
Booked: none
Sent Off: none
Cove Rangers: 0
Manager: Paul Hartley
Lineup: Mutch; Bisland, Darge (Strachan 37), J Eguaibor, Parker, Harrington, McAllister, Yule,
O'Donnell (Donaldson 83), Emslie, D Eguaibor
Subs (not used): Demus; Milnes
Booked: Yule (33)
Sent Off: none

By tm4tj in Reports 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT -V- Cove Rangers - League 1

Bottoms v Tops

Struggling Cove Rangers are the visitors to the Caledonian Stadium on Saturday as they look for their second win of the season against the team with the most wins of this League campaign. That's us for those still unsure of our credentials. From the twelve games played so far, we have three wins more than anyone else in League1. The last time we met in early September, we came away from Balmoral Stadium with all three points thanks to a goal from Calum MacLeod. Cove won their first game with a resounding 0-3 win at Montrose recently but followed that with a 1-2 home defeat to Peterhead last weekend. Billy Mckay has a grade 2 hamstring injury and is out until around Xmas. Maybe he will be a surprise Santa. Usual niggles as well but we are not aware of any surprise casualties.
As Gringo succintly pointed out on CTO: We've been here before...top v bottom....home banker? You'd certainly think so, well, on paper anyway. Our home form/performances aren't Earth shattering that is for sure. Need to win this at least 6-0 to get rid of that bogie with a massive blow out. Aaaaaattttccchhhooooooo!
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Match/Ticket/Info
KDM v Dundee Utd 'B' Info/Tix
Hospitality see image below
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Enjoy the ultimate matchday experience in our Kingsmills Lounge for just £60 per person, or £50 if you’re an ICTFC Season Ticket Holder.
This is your chance to watch the game in style, soak up the atmosphere, and make matchday memories to last a lifetime!
💫 Your Kingsmills Lounge Experience Includes:
✨ Premium Main Stand seats - the best view in the house
🎤 Pre and post-match entertainment to get the buzz going
🥧 Tasty half-time fayre to keep you fuelled up
📄 Official team sheets
🍽 A mouth-watering two-course meal freshly prepared by the fabulous Drumossie Hotel
🥂 Complimentary welcome drink on arrival
🚗 Free car parking
🏆 Man of the Match presentation
👔 Dress code: Smart casual (No ripped jeans)
🎟️ Book Your Spot Now! Book your place by emailing [email protected] or calling 01463 227450
Tables of 4, 6, 8, or 10 available — no minimum covers required.
Don’t miss this chance to experience matchday with premium comfort, great food, top football, and unbeatable vibes!
👉 Get behind the team this November and cheer them on in style!
Book your place by emailing [email protected] or calling 01463 227450
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Last weekends squad that laboured to victory over a lively Montrose. Chanka Zimba was the difference between the sides as we hit the top of the table.
Since we last met:
Cove 0-1 ICTFC
QotS 0-2 ICTFC
ICTFC 4-1 E Fife
Accies 3-1 ICTFC
ICTFC 2-2 Kelty
P'Head 0-1 ICTFC
ICTFC 1-0 Monty
Our home form has been the subject of much discussion as many teams come North to sit in and Stenhousemuir certainly benefitted from that in our only home defeat and Kelty Hearts also got off lightly in a 2-2 draw. However it's up to us to dictate the pace of our own home games and that is certainly up for debate as our goals to attempts ratio shows alarming disparity at times.
ℹ️ Matchday Info: Cove
🎟️ Tickets available HERE
🚗 North & South Car Park Open
🍺Bar 94 open at 1200, last orders at 1430 (the bar must be fully vacated by 1445).
🍺The bar reopens at full time.
🚍Buses will leave the Bus Station for the Stadium at 1245 and 1415.
🚍Buses return from the Stadium to the Bus Station 10 minutes after the full time whistle and at 1800.
🚍 💰 £2.70 single (contactless payments or cash accepted), and Over 60 / Disabled and Under 22 Concession passes are valid, giving free travel on the service to passholders.

Cove's squad at home to Peterhead last Saturday was unchanged one week after their first win of the season at Montrose. Lewis O'Donnell's goal was not enough to stop Peterhead taking the points.
Since we last met:
Cove 0-1 ICTFC
Alloa 2-1 Cove
Cove 0-2 Kelty
E Fife 2-0 Cove
Cove 0-1 Stenny
Monty 0-3 Cove
Cove 1-2 P'Head
David Eguaibor tops Cove's scoring chart with five goals. Bisland, Eguaibor and O'Donnell were the scorers in the 3-0 win at Montrose.
Cove had long-term absentees Fraser Fyvie, Mikey Doyle and Declan Glass all sidelined at Montrose and Mitch Megginson was added to that injury list which remained the same for the Peterhead game. Paul Hartley felt that his side missed too many opportunities without the cutting edge the likes of Megginson would have provided.
We traditionally make hard work of seeing off struggling sides, especially at home. But what better opportunity pops up to get the fans on board and boost your goal difference than playing the team at the opposite end of the table. Weather's mild too.

Pos
Team
Pld
Gd
Pts

ICTFC
12
13
23
2
Stenny
12
5
22
3
Alloa
12
5
20
4
P'Head
12
1
19
5
E Fife
12
1
19
6
QueenS
12
-1
17
7
Accies
12
14
15
8
Monty
12
-12
11
9
Kelty
12
-16
7
☹️
Cove
12
-10
5

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