Arbroath 0 - 2 Inverness CT

Scottish Cup - Round 3
Tuesday, January 8th, 2002, 7:00 PM at Gayfield Park
Attendance: 921
Referee: C MacKay
Arbroath Inverness CT

Goalscorers
None. Barry Robson (41)
Paul Ritchie (51)

Team Managers
John Brownlie Steve Paterson

Starting Eleven
Hinchcliffe
Tait
Florence
Rowe
Ritchie
Cusick
Heenan
McKinnon
Bayne
McGlashan
McInally
Nicky Walker
Ross Tokely
Grant Munro
Stuart McCaffrey
Charlie Christie
Barry Robson
Roy McBain
Russell Duncan
Martin Bavidge
Dennis Wyness
Paul Ritchie

Bench
Swankie
McAulay
Mallan
Gardner
Wight
Jim Calder
Stuart Golabek
Graeme Stewart
David Bagan
Neil MacDonald

Substitutions
Mallan -> McGlashan (46)
Swankie -> Heenan (66)
McAulay -> McKinnon (66)
Neil MacDonald for Paul Ritchie (85)
Graeme Stewart for Martin Bavidge (87)

Bookings
McGlashan (32)
Ritchie (39)
McInally (69)
Stuart McCaffrey (75)

Red Cards
None. None.
Appearances & Goals To Date
Nicky Walker (GK) 18 apps -
Grant Munro 16 apps -
Ross Tokely 179 apps9 goals
Stuart McCaffrey 62 apps -
Charlie Christie 262 apps32 goals
Barry Robson 108 apps14 goals
Russell Duncan 22 apps1 goal
Roy McBain 67 apps4 goals
Martin Bavidge 106 apps17 goals
Paul Ritchie 27 apps15 goals
Dennis Wyness 97 apps46 goals
Graeme Stewart (sub) 19 apps -
Neil MacDonald (sub) 11 apps1 goal

Starting Lineup
Youngest Player:Ross Tokely (22 years 312 days)
Oldest Player:Nicky Walker (2003 years 160 days)
Average Player Age:29 years 120 days
Domestic Players:11 (100.00 % of starting eleven)

Matchday Squad
Youngest Player:Ross Tokely (22 years 312 days)
Oldest Player:Nicky Walker (2003 years 160 days)
Average Player Age:33 years 168 days
Domestic Players:16 (100.00 % of matchday squad)

First Team Debuts

Milestones

An important victory which earned a lucrative fourth round away tie against Hearts. Caley Thistle started sharply and in four minutes Russell Duncan latched onto a Ross Tokely pass but chipped onto the roof of the net. At the other end, midway through the half, David McInally curled a shot from 18 yards which Nicky Walker punched away. In 37 minutes Charlie Christie set up Barry Robson but his effort went just wide. Robson made no mistake four minutes later when he scored with a tremendous curling free kick from 25 yards. Six minutes into the second half the lead was doubled when Martin Bavidge ran down the right and sent in a low ball which Paul Ritchie turned past Craig Hinchcliffe at the near post. Hinchcliffe then denied Bavidge with a diving save and at the other end Walker held a long range effort from John Cusick. With ten minutes left Arbroath�s Jordan Tait hit wildly over the bar. Despite a late surge there was no way back for the home side.