Second-choice goalkeeper earns draw for Inverness against Bhoys

Inverness and Celtic warmed up for their William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final showdown next weekend with a 1-1 draw at a blustery Tulloch Caledonian stadium.

Second-choice goalkeeper earns draw for Inverness against Bhoys
Sat, 11 Apr, 2015 - 16:01

Inverness and Celtic warmed up for their William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final showdown next weekend with a 1-1 draw at a blustery Tulloch Caledonian stadium.

Returning Hoops striker Leigh Griffiths opened the scoring for the visitors in the third minute only for his Caley counterpart Edward Ofere to level just over a minute later.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Tulloch Caledonian StadiumPlace: KilmarnockPlace: Rugby ParkPlace: Hampden ParkPlace: OferePlace: CaleyPlace: InvernessPerson: Leigh GriffithsPerson: CaleyPerson: Edward OferePerson: Dean BrillPerson: Ryan EssonPerson: Ronny DeilaPerson: Scott BrownPerson: Kris CommonsPerson: Efe AmbrosePerson: Adam MatthewsPerson: John GuidettiPerson: GriffithsPerson: BrillPerson: Ryan ChristiePerson: OferePerson: Nick RossPerson: Aaron DoranPerson: Gary WarrenPerson: BrownPerson: David RavenPerson: ChristiePerson: Jason DenayerPerson: Gary Mackay-StevenPerson: EssonPerson: Stefan JohansenPerson: AmbrosePerson: Josh MeekingsPerson: Greg TanseyPerson: DenayerPerson: Stuart ArmstrongPerson: Mackay-StevenPerson: Craig ThomsonPerson: RavenPerson: GuidettiPerson: TanseyEvent: William Hill Scottish CupOrganisation: InvernessOrganisation: Bhoys InvernessOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: AberdeenOrganisation: HighlandersOrganisation: Hoops
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