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  • Dorman (17), Brady (46)
  • Date:2008-12-13
  • Kick-off:15:00
  • Venue:St Mirren Park
  • Attendance:3364
  • Referee:Conroy, S

Live Commentary

90mins

That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.

90mins

Andy Dorman is replaced by Gary Mason.

85mins

Jim Hamilton is being taken off, Craig Dargo has come on in his place.

77mins

Dougie Imrie is being taken off, Alexander Sutherland has come on in his place.

66mins

Inverness CT are replacing Ian Black with Roy McBain.

66mins

Inverness CT are replacing Andy Barrowman with Rory McAllister.

46mins

Goal!! Garry Brady scores for St Mirren.

46mins

The second half is under way with the score currently at 1 v 0.

45mins

Half time whistle is blown by S Conroy

23mins

The referee has booked Andy Barrowman.

17mins

Goal!! Andy Dorman scores for St Mirren.

0mins

It's 3pm on Saturday, December 13th, the match has kicked off.


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Match Report

St Mirren leapt into a welcome eighth place in the league table courtesy of a 2-0 mauling of Inverness at Love Street, leapfrogging their visitors in the process.

Gus McPherson's men recorded their second win in a row for the first time this season to spread some Christmas cheer just when it looked like the spectre of relegation could dampen the seasonal celebrations.

Only three matches remain to be played at St Mirren Park before the move down the road to their brand new stadium in January, but the threat of displaying their new stadium in the first division next season was turning into a distinct possibility.

St Mirren started the brighter side and took the lead thanks to some dithering in the Inverness midfield, as a loose pass was intercepted by the rampant Andy Dorman who proceeded to race half the length of the pitch, catching the away defence on their heels, before slotting the ball past an isolated Ryan Esson.

The visitors came close to notching one back just before half-time as Richard Hastings whipped a vicious cross into the box. Adam Rooney raced in to try to prod the ball goalwards but could only force his effort inches wide of the post.

Staying focused seems to be an issue with Craig Brewster's men as Thistle were caught napping at the start of the second half. Jim Hamilton was left in space on the left flank and the veteran fired the ball to the back post for Garry Brady to drill his effort into the net.

Hamilton had a great chance to solidify all three points with 15 minutes remaining as Dennis Wyness got to the byline before pulling the ball back to the former Aberdeen man, but the striker could only blast his effort at the legs of Esson.

Wyness was presented with a great chance to score against his former club after some great work on the flank from Brady, but the striker could not find the target.

Brewster tried to tinker with his tactics, but the manager could not find the right formula on the park and the visitors struggled to get a shot on target in the second half.

St Mirren

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Corners

76

Fouls

311

Goal attempts

169

Shots off target

83

Offsides

22

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