Inverness CT
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Queen of the South
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Appearances & Goals To Date
Starting Lineup
Youngest Player: | Musa Dibaga (20 years 131 days) |
Oldest Player: | Billy Mckay (35 years 322 days) |
Average Player Age: | 24 years 318 days |
Domestic Players: | 7 (63.64 % of starting eleven) |
Matchday Squad
Youngest Player: | Shae Keogh (17 years 147 days) |
Oldest Player: | Szymon Rebilas (2026 years 36 days) |
Average Player Age: | 22 years 180 days |
Domestic Players: | 13 (65.00 % of matchday squad) |
First Team Debuts
Milestones
First win for the Caley Jags
Another controversial week in the life and death of the Caley Jags culminated in a home fixture against Queen of the South at the Caledonian Stadium. A couple of new faces were acquired prior to kick-off with four faces missing, Newman, Longstaff, Bray and Cairns. In came Connall Ewan and James Nolan. Kai Kennedy was in the Doonhamers squad. A first half goal from Billy Mckay in a turgid encounter was enough to secure all three points. A bit of pinball around the visitors goal ended with Billy scoring from close range. Referee Gavin Duncan was the focal point of many a strange decision as he ignored two big penalty claims for the hosts, and a brilliant goalline clearance from an Adam Brooks effort kept Queens in with a chance. Despite a late flurry from Queens we held on for our first win of the League 1 campaign. The downside of these industrial challenges today was that both Duffy's left the field injured, Flynn on a stretcher. Duncan Ferguson was also redcarded for continuallly questioning the referee's decisions. One in particular when Brooks was booked for simulation instead of being awarded a penalty. Baffling incompetence from the ref! On the plus side, the pitch looked fantastic.
Full Time: 1-0
Match report written by tm4tj