So, it’s third place for Caley Thistle.
Things are slowly but surely starting to sort themselves in the Championship.
The only two things that will give a bit of interest to Friday night’s last round of fixtures are whether Raith Rovers or Partick Thistle will get the last promotion play-off place and whether it will it be Ayr or Dunfermline in the relegation play-offs.
I think it will be the Harry Wraggs who hold onto fourth spot and that Inverness will start their play-off adventures on the quite dreadful pitch at Firhill.
At the other end I think it’s much harder to predict but I have a feeling the Pars might sneak back into eighth place, booking their spot in next season’s Championship.
After such a disappointing midweek performance at Dumfries it was good to see Inverness come away from Cappielow with all three points.
I was pleased to see Roddy MacGregor getting the game’s only goal.
Strongest team possible needed in the play-offs
We have been missing him for some months now and his return to the team could very timely. He’s clearly a talented young player capable of changing a game.
Of more concern was Aaron Doran limping off.
Inverness fans will be hoping he can play some part in the play-offs as his experience and ability could both come in handy.
The Accies come to Inverness to finish the regular season on Friday night and I would expect to see a few changes to the Caley Thistle starting line-up.
It’s vital we do what it takes to make sure we can field the strongest team possible in the play-offs.
I think Invermess will find them challenging. Can they put together six good performances against three good teams? We are soon going to find out.