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Scottish Premiership
Mar 19, 2014 at 7.45pm UK
 
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Team News: Motherwell make three changes for Inverness Caledonian Thistle encounter

Motherwell make three changes for the visit of Inverness Caledonain Thistle, while the visitors recall Aaron Doran to their starting XI.

Motherwell have made three changes to their team for tonight's visit of Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the Scottish Premiership.

Gunnar Nielsen, Stevie Hammell and Stuart Carswell come into the side, while Lee Hollis, Jack Leitch and Euan Murray - who all started the Steelmen's 3-3 draw at Hibernian 11 days ago - miss out.

Inverness, who lost the Scottish League Cup final on penalties to Aberdeen on Sunday, make just one change, with Aaron Doran taking Marley Watkins's place in the starting XI.

Mortherwell will move level on points with second-placed Aberdeen with victory this evening.

Motherwell: Nielsen, Reid, Hammell, Hutchinson, McManus, McFadden, Sutton, Vigurs, Lasley, Carswell, Ainsworth

Inverness: Brill, Raven, Shinnie, Vincent, Meekings, McKay, Draper, Foran, Doran, Devine, Tansey

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