Well thanks for sticking with us for that one - at least we got our goal!

Enjoy the rest of your night and stay warm!

Inverness Caley Thistle manager Duncan Ferguson tells BBC Scotland: "I thought the first half we were the better team.

"We could have maybe gone one up. In the second half we didn't do as well, Dundee United pushed the play without really creating anything.

"I think everybody saw in the stadium the big moment but the referee never made the decision."

Here's the moment Tony Watt secured all three points for United.

Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "I think there will be people writing into the BBC looking for their licence fee back after that performance.

"It was a really poor game of football. I am not making excuses but we had a game plan, we have a lot of players struggling with knocks. I think we are very lucky to have won the game.

"I am not going to stand here and say we deserved it but throughout the course of the league campaign you are going to get games like that.

"It was not pretty but sometimes the result is worth more than the performance and I think tonight was one of those.

"Tonight was a really poor performance in terms of what we expect. I have got to give great credit to my back lads. They took the criticism and responded really well tonight. Defensively the guys deserve the pat on the back.

"It is a huge three points, I do not think it is a game that will be remembered by too many people but it puts up back at the top of the table."

On the handball claim right at the end, Goodwin added: "We were denied a stonewall penalty last weekend but tonight we probably got away with one."

Dundee United striker Tony Watt tells BBC Scotland: "It felt good putting the ball in the back of the net.

"It is a relief but the manager's message all week was that we don't care how we do it, we just win.

"I think Inverness dominated the first half in terms of possession but they didn't really hurt us.

"The manager has been so positive all week, our squad has been depleted so thank goodness the break is coming up.

"I don't really tend to score those [tap ins], I don't get into the box enough and I have been getting stick for that all season.

"The reaction after getting beaten by Morton is exactly what we needed."

It's all over.

Inverness will understandably feel hard done by with that result and they're still furious about that handball shout in injury time.

Jim Goodwin's side will be relieved to get the three points and keep their title hopes alive. They go top of the Championship table tonight.

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Tony Watt picked up a booking in the afters of that one.

Seconds to go in Inverness...

Alan Muir is swarmed by blue and red shirts - they are adamant there was a handball in the Dundee United box from Liam Grimshaw.

It did look like the ball struck his hand but United get away with one.

Inverness are pushing for an equaliser and United's Ross Graham has to head away a ball into the box.

Aaron Doran replaces Luis Longstaff just as the Inverness corner is played in.

Charlie Gilmour meets the cross but he couldn't hit the target and Dundee United escape.

Five minutes added on...

Declan Glass is on to replace Jordan Tillson for United as we enter the final minutes of the match.

Cillian Sheridan replaces James Carragher for Inverness - almost a clean sheet for the defender on his debut...

Glen Middleton goes down in the box under the challenge of James Carragher.

There were shouts for a penalty from the visitors but nothing given.

Billy Dodds
Former Inverness manager on BBC Scotland

It looks like it's got a draw written all over it.

Don't say that Billy...

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Caledonian Thistle

A helluva hike for this showing. Not impressed…

Adam Brooks is coming on to replace Billy McKay as Duncan Ferguson makes his first change.

Not long onto the pitch and Archie Meekison has already managed to get a shot away.

Tony Watt rolls the ball really nicely to Meekison who fires the ball towards Mark Ridgers but the Inverness keeper manages to keep hold of it.

Archie Meekison, who's been out injured for three months, is coming on as Jim Goodwin looks to shake things up.

Alex Grieve is the man to be replaced - a good shift for the debutant.

Second yellow card of the evening goes to Jordan Tillson for a challenge on James Carragher.

No complaints from the midfielder.