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Lilywhites manager Sandy McLeod believes his side got what they deserved when they knocked Nairn County out of the Scottish Cup.
Caley Thistle goalkeeper Mark Ridgers will make his 100th appearance today.
Clachnacuddin cannot afford to fall on the back foot in their Scottish Cup replay against Nairn County, according to winger Ross Logan.
Inverness City Lions won their first game at national level as they kicked off what they hope will be a promotion campaign in Division Two.
John Robertson has hailed the way his players have recovered from early-season disappointment.
Nairn Golf Club made home advantage count as they won the Northern Counties Cup.
Clachnacuddin and Nairn will meet for the second time in as many weeks as they look to progress from the Scottish Cup first round.
Graham Rae has stood down as chairman of Caley Thistle with immediate effect.
INVERNESS Caledonian Thistle continued their 100 per cent home record with victory over Queen of the South.
COLL Donaldson says Inverness are not just looking to win at home, they want to do it in style.
Clachnacuddin will be in for a challenge when they travel to Caithness on Sunday.
Dave Carson is telling his Highland players they need to throw the ball wide if they are to get a good result against Gala at Canal Park.
Financial concerns surround ICT after an EGM was called for next month, but manager John Robertson is still targeting a promotion push.
Ronnie Sharp says Wee County will not be taking anything for granted against Clach in the first round of the Scottish Cup.
INVERNESS Caledonian Thistle manager John Robertson will be inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame.
A 35-7 derby win against Ross Sutherland saw Highland Raptors get their season up and running in style.
Sandy McLeod us just looking for his Clachncuddin team to make it past the first hurdle in the Scottish Cup away at Nairn County.
Highland Rugby Club's fitness work over the summer is paying off as they start to reap the rewards in National One.
Inverness moved second in the Championship after thrashing Morton
Clachnacuddin have appointed Sandy Mcleod as the club's new manager.
