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    Inverness CT -V- Hamilton - Preview

    Time to Prepare

     

    The last game of the season ahead of the play-offs has Hamilton Accies coming North looking to secure sixth place in the Championship. For Inverness it's all about game management and preparation for the play-offs to come, starting with an away tie at Partick on Tuesday 3rd May. Don't expect too much from the team as this result counts for nothing other than pride.

    MATCH/TICKET/STREAMING INFO

    OFFICIAL PREVIEW

    It's a bit of a dead rubber as far as we are concerned with bigger fish to fry as the promotion play-offs begin on 3rd May at Firhill with the return leg at the Caledonian Stadium on Friday 6th May. However, we will have to go through the motions and hopefully get through this game unscathed.

    Venue Head 2 Head Pld Won Drn Lst For Agst + / -
    Home 14 4 4 6 21 19 +2
    Away 11 6 2 3 17 13 +4
    Neutral 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
    Total 25 10 6 9 38 32 +6
    Last 10 Competitive Meetings v Accies
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    CTO Oct2nd - Academicals teach us a lesson:  Accies did inflict the first reverse for Inverness, as the Caley Jags drowned at the fountain of youth, and they did it with ten men for over an hour after Reegan Mimnaugh was sent off for a second bookable offence. They opened the scoring when Lewis Smith thumped the ball into the net after only five minutes. Andy Ryan added a second as Inverness crumbled and failed to trouble the home keeper. 2-0 at the break and Inverness bossed possession after the interval but never made Fulton work for his money. Harper hit the bar as the pressure mounted and Michael Gardyne scored a late consolation in injury time, but it was too little too late. With Raith beating Killie and Arbroath drawing, no major damage was done with Raith and Partick the big winners this weekend.

    CTO Dec18th Hyde:  After an uneventful first half, Inverness slumped to their second defeat of the season to a rank rotten Accies when they surrendered a second half lead after Cammy Harper netted. However two goals in the space of three minutes from David Moyo and Andrew Winter ruined our day and knocked us off our perch at the top. I suppose it was only a Winter's tale, but it doesn't make good reading. That's our Jekyll and Hyde season in all its sorry glory...

    CTO Feb25th - Entertaining draw:  Accies took an early lead through Josh Mullin after a defensive blunder by Reece McAlear. Great finish from the Accies player though as he arrowed the ball high into the net from twenty yards. We levelled when Sam Pearson scored his first goal for the club on the half hour and that's how it stayed at the break, although David Moyo almost got a touch on a low ball fizzed into the box just on the whistle. No further scoring after the break despite plenty of opportunities at both ends and Joe Hardy almost snatched it at the end with the last kick of the ball. Good point, but ten games without a win now.

    The season has been littered with some tremendous goals and here are the ones which made the shortlist for Goal of the Season.

    The voting closes at 10:00am on Friday morning, the winners of all awards will be announced at Accies game on Friday night.

    It's been a season of 'what could have been' after a miserable run of eleven games with no wins starting in December and picking up only six points from a possible thirty-three. However, we are where we are and it's the play-offs for us. Good luck to the Caley Jags when they come along! :ictscarf::ictscarf::ictscarf:Who knew that a 6-1 thrashing of Morton would start it all off.:moon02:

    Pos Team Pld W D L F A Pts
     
    1. Kilmarnock 35 20 6 9 49 26 66
    2. Arbroath 35 16 14 5 51 28 62
    3. Inverness CT 35 15 11 9 49 34 56
    4. Partick Thistle 35 14 10 11 45 37 52
    5. Raith Rovers 35 12 13 10 43 43 49
    6. Hamilton Ac. 35 10 12 13 38 49 42
    7. Morton 35 9 13 13 36 44 40
    8. Ayr United 35 8 12 15 36 51 36
    9. Dunfermline 35 7 14 14 35 51 35
    10. Q.O.S. 35 7 9 19 34 53 30

     

    Last time Out

    Inverness secured third place in the Championship after a relatively comfortable win over Morton despite the narrow scoreline. We had an objective prior to the game and that was achieved when comeback kid Roddy MacGregor scored the only goal of the game with a tidy low strike from outside of the box as the defenders backed off.

    Accies failed to wrap up sixth place after a slow start to the campaign which will leave them with something to aim for in this match as they strive to keep Morton below them in the table. They lost 0-2 to Raith Rovers who are still chasing fourth although goal difference is heavily stacked in favour of Partick Thistle

    Latest Team News

    Please, no more injuries before play-offs :ictscarf:

    Here's what the club are saying in the OFFICIAL PREVIEW




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