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20 mai 2022
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Reece McAlear hit a late double as Inverness recovered from a horrendous start to draw 2-2 with St Johnstone in the first leg of the cinch Premiership play-off final. Saints completely dominated the first hour in the Highlands and looked set to take a commanding lead back to Perth. Former Caley Thistle defender Shaun Rooney, who headed Scottish Cup and League Cup winners at Hampden last season, scored in his third consecutive final. Melker Hallberg scored from close range to put Saints two ahead inside 24 minutes and the visitors could have had more. But Billy Dodds’ tactical changes gradually had an impact and McAlear scored with his team’s first shot on target in the 73rd minute. The on-loan Norwich midfielder then curled a superb 30-yard free-kick into the top corner seven minutes later. Saints had 24 shots at goal, seven of them on target, while Zander Clark did not make a save from the hosts’ six efforts. But the Perth side’s 12-year stay in the top flight now depends on a one-off game at McDiarmid Park on Monday.
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23 mai 2022
McDiarmid Park Perth
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St Johnstone will STAY in the Premiership after thrashing Inverness 4-0 in the crucial second leg of their play-off. Goals from Stevie May, Cammy MacPherson, Callum Hendry and Shaun Rooney were enough to secure a 6-2 aggregate victory over their Championship counterparts. And it means St Johnstone can safely look forward to another season in the top flight. Both sides came into this game with all to play for after drawing 2-2 in Inverness last week.
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