We face Dumbarton at the Rock on Tuesday night in our re-arranged game in the KDM Trophy last 32 fixtures. There are seven fixtures re-scheduled for the same night after the recent heavy rain and wind postponed these games and we were held up by our Scottish Cup tie against Tranent taking precedence over the KDM fixtures. The draw has already taken place and should we progress, then we will be be away to the winner of the Cove v Partick tie also to be played on Tuesday night.
Inverness had topped the group stages of the competition and our reward for that was avoiding the Championship Clubs who entered the Trophy for the knock-out stages from 32 teams down to a final. Thus we drew Dumbarton away. Here's all the fixtures in the last 16 with the seven games also showing that will be going ahead on Tuesday night...
This was our preferred starting XI in our final KDM Trophy group game against Dundee United 'B' which resulted in a 6-0 thrashing of the young Arabs.
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
ICTFC 6-0 Arabs B
The Caley Jags are now unbeaten in ten games since we lost 3-1 at Hamilton back on the 4th October and top League1 by 5 points.
Chanka Zimba scored his 13th goal in all competitions at the weekend but took a knock and was replaced by Alfie Bavidge at half time as a precaution. At the extreme end, Billy Mckay notched his 125th goal for the Caley Jags. What a servant he has been!
News from within the Caley Jags camp is that crowd pleasing winger Liam Sole will be with us until the end of the season after Livingston agreed to extend his stay in the Highlands. He said “I’m really happy, I really like it here and I’m in a good place.” He added “I’m really happy to get it all sorted and over the line and I can continue to focus now.”
KDM Evolution Trophy Last 32
Tuesday 16 December 7.45pm kick-off
Marbill Coaches Stadium
Ticket Info
Tickets for away supporters are available in advance from FanBase. Tickets can also be purchased at the ticketing window with cash or card.
Adult (Over 18s) £12
Concessions (65+ & students with valid ID) £5
Under 16s £5
Under 12s free (ticketed)
Both home and away supporters should enter via Turnstiles 1 & 2 at the East end of the stand.
ICT Supporters Travel Club
Dumbarton bus 16/12 leaves stadium 2pm. Picking up in Aviemore and Pitlochry. £20 a seat. Book through The Travel Club’s Facebook or on 07462218717
Dumbarton's last KDM fixture saw them go down 0-2 at home to League1 Stenhousemuir.
Sons KDM voyage
Sons 4-2 St Mir B
Sons 1-0 Jambo B
E Fife 1-1 Sons
Sons 3-3 Kelty
Sons 1-0 Gers B
Sons 0-2 Sten
Top scorer for Sons in the KDM Trophy is wide player Scott Honeyman with ⚽⚽⚽
The Sons sit 8th in League2 but come into this game off the back of an excellent 2-0 win over League leaders East Kilbride at the weekend having lost three on the trot. Frank McKeown replaced Steve Farrell on the 5th of December after relegation and a run of poor results and they immediately picked up three points in his first home game following a tough 4-3 defeat at fellow strugglers Edinburgh City.
And here he is: KDM Rock Live
Oops! Sorry, that was Kid Rock.......must be his young brother.
KDM @ THE ROCK
We face Dumbarton at the Rock on Tuesday night in our re-arranged game in the KDM Trophy last 32 fixtures. There are seven fixtures re-scheduled for the same night after the recent heavy rain and wind postponed these games and we were held up by our Scottish Cup tie against Tranent taking precedence over the KDM fixtures. The draw has already taken place and should we progress, then we will be be away to the winner of the Cove v Partick tie also to be played on Tuesday night.
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Match/Ticket/Bus/Info
Liam Sole Loan extension
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Inverness had topped the group stages of the competition and our reward for that was avoiding the Championship Clubs who entered the Trophy for the knock-out stages from 32 teams down to a final. Thus we drew Dumbarton away. Here's all the fixtures in the last 16 with the seven games also showing that will be going ahead on Tuesday night...
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
ICTFC 6-0 Arabs B
The Caley Jags are now unbeaten in ten games since we lost 3-1 at Hamilton back on the 4th October and top League1 by 5 points.
Chanka Zimba scored his 13th goal in all competitions at the weekend but took a knock and was replaced by Alfie Bavidge at half time as a precaution. At the extreme end, Billy Mckay notched his 125th goal for the Caley Jags. What a servant he has been!
News from within the Caley Jags camp is that crowd pleasing winger Liam Sole will be with us until the end of the season after Livingston agreed to extend his stay in the Highlands. He said “I’m really happy, I really like it here and I’m in a good place.” He added “I’m really happy to get it all sorted and over the line and I can continue to focus now.”
KDM Evolution Trophy Last 32
Tuesday 16 December
7.45pm kick-off
Marbill Coaches Stadium
Ticket Info
Tickets for away supporters are available in advance from FanBase. Tickets can also be purchased at the ticketing window with cash or card.
Adult (Over 18s) £12
Concessions (65+ & students with valid ID) £5
Under 16s £5
Under 12s free (ticketed)
Both home and away supporters should enter via Turnstiles 1 & 2 at the East end of the stand.
ICT Supporters Travel Club
Dumbarton bus 16/12 leaves stadium 2pm. Picking up in Aviemore and Pitlochry. £20 a seat. Book through The Travel Club’s Facebook or on 07462218717
Sons KDM voyage
Sons 4-2 St Mir B
Sons 1-0 Jambo B
E Fife 1-1 Sons
Sons 3-3 Kelty
Sons 1-0 Gers B
Sons 0-2 Sten
Top scorer for Sons in the KDM Trophy is wide player Scott Honeyman with ⚽ ⚽ ⚽
The Sons sit 8th in League2 but come into this game off the back of an excellent 2-0 win over League leaders East Kilbride at the weekend having lost three on the trot. Frank McKeown replaced Steve Farrell on the 5th of December after relegation and a run of poor results and they immediately picked up three points in his first home game following a tough 4-3 defeat at fellow strugglers Edinburgh City.
And here he is: KDM Rock Live
Oops! Sorry, that was Kid Rock.......must be his young brother.