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Tuffey keeps Caley place Jonny Tuffey is set to continue in goal for Inverness in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League fixture with St Johnstone. Tuffey was a late replacement for last Saturday's 1-0 win at Aberdeen after Ryan Esson suffered a groin injury in the warm-up which is likely to keep the first-choice goalkeeper out for a number of weeks. Under-19s stopper Scott Mathieson is set to be named on the bench. Wingers Jonny Hayes and Aaron Doran and defender Kenny Gillet have returned to training and should be in the squad for Sunday's match with Hibernian, but Chris Hogg (knee) and Andrew Shinnie (foot) remain out. Caley Thistle are to play St Johnstone twice before the split and boss Terry Butcher is keen for a similar display to the one which earned the points at Pittodrie. He said: "They worked their socks off. With that kind of attitude, that kind of work rate, that kind of desire, we're looking to get as many points as we can from the two games this week. "We've got to play St Johnstone twice in 10 days. They are where they are on merit, because they've been absolutely first class this season. "Steve Lomas has taken on board what Derek McInnes started, but he's taken it on to a new level. "They're a difficult team to beat, a lot of experience and they've got good characters and good players that can play good football. "We're going to have to be at our best." Murray Davidson is a major doubt for St Johnstone. The midfielder had a scan on a knee injury picked up in the 2-1 win over Hearts on Saturday and manager Steve Lomas reported good news, but the trip to Caley Thistle is likely to come too soon. Left-back Callum Davidson (hamstring) should be fit to be considered, having missed the Hearts clash. Having beaten Hearts, Lomas is hoping his team can build on the result by extending their impressive away run at Inverness, who won at Aberdeen on Saturday. "We're at the business end of the season. It will be very tough wherever we go," said Lomas, whose Saints side have lost away just twice this term. "We knew this would be a tough week. The first part of the job is done, getting three points at home, and now we look at a difficult journey to Inverness. "We'll have to be at our best to get anything from Inverness."