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Forfar Athletic -V- Inverness CT - KDM Trophy

Disney Time Again

Yes it's that time again. Disney time. Disney matter if we win or lose to be honest. The Cup we all love to hate, or is it hate to love. The KDM Trophy fixtures are back and it's game five of six in the qualifying group stage with only eight teams dropping out after this stage. Those positions are occupied by 'B' Teams. Forfar Athletic are the hosts and they are one of the better placed teams only three points of the pace. For Inverness, it will be an opportunity for some of the defenders to redeem themselves after a less than impressive display last weekend against Hamilton, gifting goals like they were going out of fashion. The Caley Jags last two fixtures before the knockout stages commence with the introduction of the Premiership big boys are this one at Forfar and Dundee United B come North next month on the 11th November. the Game at Forfar kicks off at 3:00pm on Saturday 11th October.


Team
Pl
+-
P
1
ICTFC
4
13
12
2
Stenny
4
10
12
3
Monty
4
7
12
4
EdCity
4
5
12
5
Stran
4
4
9
6
Forfar
4
4
9
The bottom eight as it stands
23
Arabs
4
-3
3
24
Heart
4
-5
3
25
Hibs
4
-7
1
26
Well
4
-9
1
27
Gers
4
-6
0
28
Dons
4
-8
0
29
Killie
4
-9
0
30
Dee
4
-13
0
Forfars Starting XI in the 2-1 defeat at Elgin City in League2
League2 Results
Forfar 1-0 Stranraer
Clyde 0-0 Forfar
Forfar 4-0 Binos
Spartans 1-0 Forfar
E Kilby 5-0 Forfar
Forfar 2-3 Sons
Forfar 1-0 Annan
Edin Cty 1-1 Forfar
Elgin 2-1 Forfar
Forfar are going well in the KDM Trophy and they sit at the top end of mid-table in League2 just outside the play-off slots.
They have beaten Dons B, Hibs B and Dundee B in the KDM and their only defeat was to League1 Montrose by 1-0. Heaviest defeat was a 5-0 drubbing by East Kilbride in a League2 game at the end of August.
Our team from last weekends defeat at Broadwood Stadium. It wasn't a defensive masterclass, however, just the two defeats in the League so far and none in the KDM Trophy. Maybe freshen up the defence and get Ross Millen, Mathew Strachan and Mitchell Robertson on from the start.
The Manager of the Month award curse eventually caught up with us at Broadwood as Scott Kellacher won the award for the second consecutive Month having gone through September with a 100% record. Unfortunately we went to play Hamilton Accies in October and suffered badly from the curse going down 3-1 during storm Amy. Hopefully the weather is better this weekend and we can get back to playing football the way it should be played.
Ticket Info
Tickets available HERE
Adult – Stand/Terracing: £12
Concession – Stand/Terracing (65+ & 12-17): £6
Travel Club
Forfar bus 11/10 leaves Sarens PSG at 10.30am on Saturday
Pick up in Aviemore and Pitlochry.
£20 a seat. Book through Facebook or on 07462218717.
Bus is filling up fast so book early to avoid disappointment.




By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

Hamilton Accies 3-1 Inverness CT - League 1

CALEY JAGS BLOWN AWAY

With storm Amy raging around the Country, Accies and the Caley Jags faced off at Broadwood Stadium on a drookit and windswept Broadwood Stadium in this top of the table League1 clash. Both sides had made one change from last weekend. For Accies, Steven Bradley returned to the starting XI whilst the visitors Alfie Bavidge replaced Chanka Zimba who suffered a head knock against East Fife.
Accies blew Inverness away with Amy spoiling our day. Goals from O'Hara, McDonald and Shaw were enough to win the three points and send Accies to the top of the table. Bavidge scored our counter but we drop to third with Stenhousemuir second.
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The wind would play a big part in this fixture and three minutes in Connor Smith tried to catch Ross Munro out with a wind assisted free kick from near the halfway line, but the keeper was alert enough to tip it behind for a corner. Accies were well up for this one and Steven Bradley fired wide as the hosts used the conditions to their advantage. Scott Robinson had an effort deflected and grasped by Munro as he shot from outside the box. Robinson was keen to offload and fired another couple of salvo's just wide. In the Caley Jags first meaningful attack, Liam Sole cut in and curled an effort wide after twenty minutes. No surprise really that Accies took the lead midway through the half when Kevin O'Hara shot home after mugging Danny Devine and he almost doubled the lead a minute later with Munro saving. He saved again from a Loughrey header and an O'Hara effort as Accies dominated the first half. Alfie Bavidge broke the monopoly on opportunities but he saw his shot blocked. A wee bit of pressure on the home goal approaching the interval as Wotherspoon's strike from distance was saved by Jamie Smith. The visitors made it to the interval still within touching distance. Let's hope the wind doesn't drop.
HALF TIME: 1-0
 No changes at the break, and if anything, the wind was even stronger. Just after the hour we had a manic minute. Alfie Bavidge levelled from just inside the box as he rifled the ball high into the net after a deft backheel from Luis Longstaff. However, a minute later Accies lead was restored by Kyle MacDonald as he slotted into the bottom corner after some shoddy defending on our right side. With Inverness looking to press forward, and a stonewall penalty shout waved away as we tried to salvage something, Oli Shaw put the game to bed with a time added on strike into the bottom corner moments after being denied by the keeper. Meh!
FULL TIME: 3-1
It's not often that we can say this, but we were defensively poor today and were the architects of our own downfall. A poor choice of pass from MacIntyre led to Danny getting the ball nicked off him for the first. The second was a combination of sloppy defending and the wind, and the third we were found wanting when chasing the game.
On the plus side, Alfie Bavidge smashed home a great strike and despite the five point deduction, we are in the group at the right end of the table and just one point off the top. The only two sides to have beaten us are the ones directly above us.


This is the sequel to Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the wind...
It's the remake starring Kevin O'Hara in Gone with the wind.













Pos
Team
Pld
Gd
Pts
1
Hamilton
9
11
17
2
Stenny
9
4
17
3
ICTFC
9
11
16
4
East Fife
9
-2
14
5
Queens
9
1
13
6
P'Head
9
-2
13
7
Alloa
8
0
12
8
Monty
9
-4
11
9
Kelty
8
-8
6
10
Cove
9
-11
2


Date:  04/10/2025  Venue: Broadwood Stadium Attendance: 0384 Referee: Sean Murdoch 
 
Hamilton Accies: 3
Manager: John Rankin
Lineup:  J Smith; Hutton, Kilday, Loughrey, Gallacher (Hendrie 74) MacDonald, C Smith, Robinson (McLuckie 66, McKinstry 72), O'Hara, Shaw, Bradley
Subs (not used):  Marks, Morgan, Newbury, Eadie, MacKinnon
Scorers: O'Hara (22), MacDonald (64) Shaw (90+2)
Booked: Robinson (66) (McLuckie 69)
Sent Off: none
Inverness CT: 1
Manager: Scott Kellacher
Lineup:  Munro; MacLeod, Devine, Savage, MacIntyre (Millen 78) Longstaff, Stewart (MacKinnon 59), Chalmers ( B Mckay 78), Sole (Allan 59), Wotherspoon (Alonge 86), Bavidge
Subs (not used): Ross; Strachan, Robertson,
Scorers: Bavidge (63)
Booked: Millen (90+3)
Sent Off: none

By tm4tj in Reports 2025-26 ·

Hamilton Accies -V- Inverness CT - League1 - Preview

Accies Storm Warning

With storm Amy closing in and wide spread disruption across the land predicted, It makes one wonder the merits of trying to play football under the current weather forecast. Not only that, what about the safety of the travelling supporters who want to cheer on their side? It's high time the authorities looked ahead and made these decisions and not leave it for the clubs to decide. Should the game go ahead, it's scheduled for a 3:00pm kick-off at Broadwood Stadium.
Despite their well documented financial issues, Accies have made a strong start to League1 after their relegation last season. Many expected them to fall apart but they have dug in and made a positive start winning four games with just the two defeats. Inverness though have made a stunning start and despite a five point handicap, they top the table winning seven of their eight games and are on a five game winning streak.
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Match/Ticket/Supporters Bus/Info
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This was the Caley Jags squad that took them to the top of the table with a 4-1 win over East Fife. Stewart & Bavidge scored and Wotherspoon's two goals and general all round quality won him the Star Man in the SPFL Team of the Week.
League1 Results
Kelty 0-3 ICTFC
ICTFC 2-0 P'Head
ICTFC 1-2 Stenny
Mont 0-2 ICTFC
ICTFC 1-0 Alloa
Cove R 0-1 ICTFC
QotSth 0-2 ICTFC
ICTFC 4-1 E Fife
Two or three struggling according to Kellacher.
TICKET INFO
Tickets available via Fanbase by clicking here
Ticket Prices:
Adult – £20
Concession – £15
U16s – £10
Supporters Bus 🚍
The ICT Travel Club are running a bus to the match this Saturday.
The bus leaves the Sarens PSG Stadium at 10am picking up in Aviemore and Pitlochry. £20 a seat. Book through Facebook or on 07462218717

Cash strapped Accies last squad in the 2-0 win over Stenhousemuir a week ago. Oli Shaw and Kevin O'Hara with the goals. Shaw, the former Killie and Ross County striker, has netted eight goals this season.
League1 Results
Accies 2-0 Monty
QotSth 1-4 Accies
Accies 1-4 E Fife
Alloa 1-0 Accies
Accies 0-0 Cove R
P'Head 2-2 Accies
Kelty 0-4 Accies
Accies 2-0 Stenny
Accies top scorer in the League is jointly held by Oli Shaw and Connor Smith on four goals each.
Former Caley Jag John Rankin is still the manager at Accies and has kept them competitive as their purse shrinks.










By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT 4-1 East Fife - League 1

Fifers Swamped in Second Half Blitz

The rain arrived just in time for kick-off in the Highlands after a few days of late Summer sun. The Fifers were in no mood to be turned over by an on form Inverness and made life difficult for their hosts in the first 45. However, David Wotherspoon headed the Caley Jags in front after seventeen minutes. Nathan Austin levelled just before the interval but Wotherspoon scored his second after an hour and a deflected effort by Alfie Stewart added a third minutes later. 99 bonk as substitute Alfie Bavidge completed the scoring in the 99th minute. That win puts Inverness top of the table for now.
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Plenty of posturing in the opening minutes as both teams tried to suss out their opponents. A Brian Easton header from the centre of the box was saved by Ross Munro in the thirteenth minute but five minutes later Inverness took the lead when David Wotherspoon scored with a looping header. Alfie Stewart tried his luck with a header of his own bur Ruairidh Adams gathered it comfortably. Dick Campbell's side were making it difficult for the hosts to create clear opportunities and Spoony shot wide on the half hour. Danny Devine headed wide with chances at a premium. Former Caley Jags striker Nathan Austin squared matters just before half time when he rose high to send a header into the net off Ewan McLeod's looping cross into the six yard box to stun the home crowd.
HALF TIME: 1-1 
Bustling striker Tommy Goss replaced Lewis Latona at the interval for the visitors but it was the hosts that came out like a scalded cat, creating a number of half chances over the next fifteen minutes. Zimba and Easton were both substituted after a clash of heads before the hour, Easton on a stretcher, Zimba still on his feet. The quality of Wotherspoon restored our advantage firing high into the net after a deft flick over the defenders leg and minutes later a deflected strike from Alfie Stewart took the ball behind Adams to increase our lead. Inverness had turned the screw since the interval and were flooding forward and getting their rewards for it. Deep into stoppage time Alfie Bavidge added a fourth in the 99th minute when a slick ball from Billy Mckay saw him run into the box to drill home with pace, power and precision at the keepers near post. Four superb goals and three points. What's not to like!
FULL TIME: 4-1
 









That combination of results today sees Inverness hit the top of the table on matchday eight. Alloa and Kelty still have a game in hand though and surprisingly Hamilton Accies are the ones leading the chase with Stenhousemuir on the same points as them.
After a towsy first half, the floodgates opened as the hosts pressure paid off once they upped the work rate. Another two goals for Spoony and Alfie Stewart's have a go policy worked in his favour with the deflected strike. Good to see Alfie Bavidge get in on the act with his 99th minute goal. A superb ball through ball from Billy and a great finish by Bavidge.
Next up for Inverness on 4th October could be good indicator to see if we have the cajones to take this League by the scruff of the neck. It's a visit to take on Hamilton Accies at Broadwood Stadium. An early six-pointer if ever there was one with John Rankin's side defying their apparent lack of funding and still getting results,
Good reception for the linesman today. Hope he wasn't too upset and never let it bother him. Mr Ross was his name
Pos
Team
Pld
Gd
Pts
1
Inverness
8
13
16
2
Accies
8
9
14
3
Stenny
8
2
14
4
Alloa
7
1
12
5
Monty
8
-2
11
6
East Fife
8
-4
11
7
Queens
8
0
10
8
P'Head
8
-3
10
9
Kelty
7
-7
6
10
Cove
8
-9
2



Honest as ever, Dick is Sick as a Parrot 🦜

 
Date:  27/09/2025  Venue: Caledonian Stadium Attendance: 2316 Referee: Cameron Stirling
 
Inverness CT: 4
Manager: Scott Kellacher
Lineup:  Munro; MacLeod. Devine, Savage, MacIntyre, Longstaff (Alonge 90+6), Wotherspoon (B Mckay 90+6),
Chalmers, Stewart (Allan 82), Sole (MacKinnon 82), Zimba (Bavidge 58)
Subs (not used):  Ross; Strachan, Millen, Robertson
Scorers: Wotherspoon (17, 62), Stewart (65), Bavidge (90+9)
Booked: none
Sent Off: none
East Fife: 1
Manager: Dick Campbell
Lineup: Adams; McLeod (Newton 77), Munro, Easton (Bah 57), Peggie (Norey 77), Latona (Goss 46), Millar,
McManus, Culbert, McKenna, Austin 
Subs (not used): Rollo; Slattery, Jones, Nicol
Scorers: Austin (43)
Booked: none
Sent Off: none


By tm4tj in Reports 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT -V- East Fife - League1 - Preview

East Fife Four Forfar Five

Some 'headlines' are harder than others to forget, like SuperCaleygoBallistic.... It was only in his head, but it did eventually happen, sadly, after his death. The Scottish League Cup Group B tie between the sides went to penalties after a 1-1 draw. And the score in the shootout? East Fife 4 Forfar 5. Thanks to Eric Morecambe for that one. However, back to business. One of this seasons promoted sides, East Fife, come North on Saturday for a 3:00pm kick-off at the Caledonian SarensPSG Stadium. They have had a solid start to the season sitting in mid-table, and with Dick Campbell at the helm that's no surprise. It's fair to say he has had a tough paper round, but as a football manager he knows the game inside out, gaining seven promotions at five different clubs managing Brechin and Arbroath from Tier 4 up to Tier 2. Some might say he has had plenty practice, but there's a shrewd tactician in there somewhere and he certainly knows his way around the lower leagues where he has been very successful and always makes you work hard for the points.
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Match/Ticket/Bus/Bar/Info
Hospitality
Nessie & Nessa
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Look who is at the helm of HMS SNECK as she sails into calmer waters having survived the tsunami's of the last few seasons. Great to see the wee happy smiles on the faces again. Billy and Kells also doing their best to grin having guided us through stormy waters to safety and security.


In the Pink at Palmerston with this squad last weekend and we came away with three well deserved points thanks to two tremendous goals from Chanka Zimba and a seventy yard (70) effort from Luis Longshot.
LEAGUE 1 RESULTS
Kelty 0-3 ICTFC
ICTFC 2-0 P'Head
ICTFC 1-2 Stenny
Mont 0-2 ICTFC
ICTFC 1-0 Alloa
Cove R 0-1 ICTFC
QofSth 0-2 ICTFC

Our 6-0 hammering of Dundee B in midweek will have given Scott Kellacher much food for thought as he selects his team for this weekend. Another swashbuckling performance with some stunning goals, none moreso than the Jordan Alonge mega rocket from around 28 yards, ooooft!
I'm not sure I've seen a better strike anywhere in all my puff. What a hit! Power, control and precision. Boom! That aside, we had a MotM performance from Adam MacKinnon and great to see Ross Millen back on the park. Paul Allan getting more minutes in the legs as well. All good here.
ℹ️ Matchday Info
🎟️ Tickets HERE
🚗 North & South Car Park Open
🛍️ Club Shop open from 10am - KO
🍺 Bar 94 open from 1200
🚍 Stagecoach Service 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.
Dick's squad for their last League1 fixture against Montrose. They lost a midweek KDM Trophy encounter away to Clyde having made changes with Rollo in goal and Newton and Bah replacing Easton and Peggie.
League1 Results
Head 4-1 E Fife
E Fife 0-1 Alloa
Accies 1-2 E Fife
E Fife 2-1 Kelty
Stenn 1-1 E Fife
E Fife 2-1 Queens
E Fife 1-1 Monty
Defender Andy Munro and forwards Nathan Austin and Bobby Jones have all scored twice in League1 this season. They have a pretty potent strike force of Nathan Austin, Michael McKenna and Tommy Goss though.
The clubs have only met 11 times with the Caley Jags winning 7, drawing twice and losing twice. The most recent fixture saw Inverness win 1-0 in November 2020. Played at an empty stadium during Covid. Inverness won the game but all credit to East Fife for making this a tough tie. It took a penalty save by Cammy Mackay in stoppage time to keep us ahead after Shane Sutherland had opened the scoring in the second half. We had Mackay to thank for a wonderful save in the first half as well and he was my MotM.

The Fifers, formed in 1903, were the first to win the Scottish League Cup three times and the first of only two sides from the second tier of the Scottish league system to win the Scottish Cup. This makes them the most successful club in Fife in terms of major honours won
Only six years after becoming members of the Scottish League, East Fife appeared in the 1927 Scottish Cup Final, which they lost 3–1 to Celtic at Hampden Park. The 1927 cup feat was surpassed just over a decade later when "The Fifers" won the 1937–38 Scottish Cup. The prestigious trophy was secured with a 4–2 win over Kilmarnock in the replayed final. The game was watched by a crowd of almost 92,000 spectators
Here we can see the fans arriving in their wee fishing boats to dock at the Stadium Port.
Club Song: The team's pre-game anthem is "Telstar" by The Tornados, named after the communications satellite launched in 1962. 
Picturesque Villages: The East Neuk is a popular tourist area with beautiful fishing villages, including St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther, and Crail. 
Pos
Team
Pld
Gd
Pts
1
Stenny
7
4
14
2
ICTFC
7
10
13
3
Alloa
6
2
12
4
Accies
7
7
11
5
E Fife
7
-1
11
6
QotS
7
1
10
7
Monty
7
-3
8
8
P'Head
7
-4
7
9
Kelty
6
-9
3
10
Cove
7
-7
2

By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT 6-0 Dundee B - KDM Trophy

Dundee B Hit for Six - KDM Trophy

Dundee threw in a couple of curve balls in the shape of first team squad players in keeper Kieran O'Hara and centre back Aaron Donnelly. Former Caley Jags loan player Charlie Reilly returned to the Caledonian Stadium for his first comeback game since injury. He looked lively when he played for us but his time here was cut short with a bad knee injury. First half goals from Mitchell Robertson, Jordan Alonge and Billy Mckay had Inverness in the driving seat at the interval. Charlie Reilly had smacked the bar in the best moment for the visitors. After the interval Paul Allan added a fourth and Alfie Bavidge knocked in a fifth with Sole the provider for both goals before he notched one for himself.
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Billy Mckay had the first effort after four minutes but keeper Kieran O'Hara saved low down. Alfie Bavidge was blocked minutes later and Adam MacKinnon saw a shot tipped over after quarter of an hour. Plenty of home pressure and a goal was coming. And boom! It came through Mitchell Robertson from the resultant corner as he headed the hosts in front from Luis Longstaff's corner kick. Oosenburgh headed over as the Dee came forward and MacKinnon was keen to have a go minutes later and he was again denied by O'Hara from distance. Nothing the keeper could do when Jordan Alonge fired into the top corner midway through the half to make it 2-0. What a hit from Alonge! Bavidge went close to number three moments later, the ball going narrowly wide. Dundee had a couple of moments of their own with the excellent Charlie Reilly striking the bar with half an hour gone from long range and Logan Ross was called into action to deny Ashton Leiper. Eight minutes before the interval Billy Mckay added a third goal from inside the box.
HALF TIME: 3-0
Liam Sole replaced Longstaff at the break and as play resumed Mckay saw O'Hara brilliantly save low in the bottom right corner. Substitute Sole brought out another save from the keeper but he couldn't stop Paul Allan making it 4-0, firing high into the net, Sole with the assist. The substitutions started and Howett was denied by Logan Ross before Bavidge shot wide at the other end and Sole saw O'Hara keep out another effort. More subs for both sides into the final twenty minutes but the goals still came as Alfie Bavidge the fifth of the night from close range from another Sole assist. Sole himself ended the scoring with the sixth goal to keep us top of the table after four games.
FULL TIME: 6-0
 What can you say?
Not sure this experiment needs to be repeated but that's another doing for a B team. The bottom 8 places are occupied by B teams. 😮 You've got to feel for some of the B team youngsters getting thrown to the wolves. On the other hand, as mentioned, it's great to get game time for fringe and returning players
Robert on CTO picked out the positives: I’m enjoying the Challenge Cup as it is letting us see players who would otherwise get limited game time, and with a large squad that is valuable.
It’s letting Adam MacKinnon and Paul Allan, for example, get minutes in them after injury.
It was a routine win and could have been more but for several good saves by the Dundee goalie.
MacKinnon ran the show, especially in the second half. Alonge scored a goal of the season contender. Robertson again looked the part. Kerr and Sam Thompson did not look out of place after they came on.
Yes I’d rather see Highland League teams involved rather than B teams, but I cannot see the format changing.
However, win promotion and we go straight in at the last 32 stage and that has to be our aim.
So to sum up, a useful competition given the size of our squad, getting minutes into players and showing the competition we have for places in the league starting line up.
And it’s nice to see us top of the table!
IBM was happy: Another very good performance from all the team including those that have not had much game time and the two young subs that came on later! Good passing and movement and six good goals from different players! The only real chance Dundee had was rattling the bar in the first half. Well done to the management and all the team for a very good game to watch
Jordan Alonge




Date:  23/09/2025  Venue: Caledonian Stadium Attendance: **** Referee: Daniel Graves 
 
Inverness CT: 6
Manager: Scott Kellacher
Lineup:  Ross; Millen, Robertson, Savage (Kerr 55), Strachan, Longstaff (Sole 46), Allan (Sam Thompson 55), Alonge, MacKinnon, B Mckay, Bavidge
Subs (not used):  Munro; MacLeod, Devine, MacIntyre, Chalmers, Zimba
Scorers: Robertson (15), Alonge (23), B Mckay (37), Allan (52), Bavidge (76)
Booked: none
Sent Off: none
Dundee 'B': 0
Manager: Scott Robertson
Lineup:  O'Hara; Baird (Scott 64), Browne (L Perrie 75), Crombie, Oosenbrugh, Donnelly,
Mitchell, Reilly (Howett 46), Bland (C Perrie 64), Rooney (Johnstone 75), Leiper
Subs (not used): Lynch; Boyd,
Scorers: none
Booked: Baird (22)
Sent Off: none

By tm4tj in Reports 2025-26 ·

Inverness CT -V- Dundee B - KDM Trophy

KDeeM Trophy Time

Dundee B are up North on Tuesday night at 7:45pm in the KDM Trophy group stages part of the event (pre knock out). The Challenge Cup is a bit of a convoluted competition this season with a thirty team group stages league competing for twenty-two places in the knockout stages. Once the Championship sides enter the event, that gives you a straight thirty-two team knockout competition. At the moment, after three games, Premiership 'B' teams fill 8 of the bottom 10 places which means as it stands only two Lower League teams would be eliminated after the League phase with only Celtic and St Mirren B teams progressing and only Annan Athletic and Stirling Albion dropping out. Inverness are one of four teams on maximum points midway through the league stages, the others being Stenhousemuir, Montrose and Edinburgh City.
The Caley Jags will be buoyed by their recent League form. Four wins on the trot, scoring six times and all clean sheets. Stirling Albion were the last team to score against us in the last KDM fixture at the beginning of the month, and it took a wonderful strike to hit the net. It all depends on what team we put out but also remember to keep some match winners on the bench just in case. Might be an opportunity to get Ross Millen, Paul Allan, Alfie Bavidge and Adam MacKinnon back up to speed as they continue their comebacks. I'm sure the likes of Mathew Strachan, Mitchell Robertson and Jordan Alonge will be itching to get a start.
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The Caley Jags squad we had on duty against Stirling Albion in our last KDM Trophy fixture. Despite there being a fair spattering of first team regulars, we made extremely hard work in winning the points. It took a 94th minute direct from a corner kick strike by Liam Sole to clinch the winner after a great display by Stirling Albion keeper Robert Duffy.
The Binos had taken the lead with a tremendous strike by Ross Cunningham after half an hour. Chanka Zimba pulled us level five minutes later and that's how it stood until well into time added on when Sole produced the winner.
Bar 94 will be open and the matchday bus service will be operating for the Challenge Cup game against Dundee that kicks off at 1945 on Tuesday 23 September.
Bar 94 will open at 1730, with last orders at 1915 (the bar must be fully vacated by 1930). The bar reopens 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.
Dundee B put this team together to face Forfar Athletic in their last fixture. After opening the scoring in the 18th minute through Finlay Allan, the Dee's young loons went down 4-1 to their hosts, the Forfar Loons.

21
ArabB
3
-2
3
22
Binos
3
-2
3
23
Annan
3
-3
1
24
Well B
3
-6
1
25
Gers B
3
-5
0
26
Jam B
3
-6
0
27
Killi B
3
-6
0
28
Don B
3
-7
0
29
Dee B
3
-7
0
30
Hibs B
3
-7
0
Position 21-30 will be eliminated
It's fair to say that the teams at the top end of the table have probably already secured their knock-out status although a couple of wins for the Arabs or Binos could lift them into contention.
Adults: £10, Concessions: £5 (Over 65s & Under 16s)
Buy tickets HERE
Tickets for this match available in the Main Stand only with Section Lower F available for Dundee B supporters.
Also available in-store from the Club Shop and over the phone during opening hours (Mon-Fri, 9.30am – 4pm)
Open on Matchday, 10am – KO.
Under 16s Tickets are not available online but are available in-store from the Sarens PSG Stadium or over the phone on 01463 222880 during office hours.




By tm4tj in Previews 2025-26 ·

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