Football

Inverness are the second lowest scorers in their league, and manager Duncan Ferguson remains keen to address his forward options.

Home wins for both clubs.

Clachnacuddin in action on Wednesday night.

Former Caley Thistle striker signs for new club.

Nairn County look to follow up win from Saturday.

Lilywhites look to continue good start to campaign.

Still only one win in the league this season.

Conor Gethins is warning high-flying Clach to ditch any superiority complex as they prepare to face Ryan Esson’s Strathspey Thistle.

A number of players have been attempting to make the step up from youth football to the senior game.

Newly appointed Lilywhites second string boss Will Macrae praised his side after last weekend’s narrow defeat to Golspie.

Clachnacuddin’s youngsters also made short work of North West Skye in a 7-0 win.

Duncan Ferguson’s men do have a strong recent history against their upcoming hosts.

The Lilywhites felt they could have taken a result against defending champions Buckie Thistle last weekend.

Inverness saw off the League Two side with a three-goal victory at the weekend to book their place in the next round of the SPFL Trust Trophy.

Sherriff Court officers visited the Caledonian Stadium late last week over £70,000 allegedly owed to Scot Gardiner.

The Caley Jags ran out 3-0 winners against Stirling Albion in the SPFL Trust Trophy on Saturday.

The Caley Jags progressed into the fourth round of the competition thanks to a 3-0 win.

Officials want football club to become part of the community.

Not enough opportunities for youngsters in top flight.

The 21-year-old had been stretchered off in last weekend’s first league win of the season for Caley Thistle.