Inverness Caledonian Thistle have gone from League 1 administration to potential Premiership contenders in under 12 months. Scotland great James McFadden tipped them as dark horses during BBC Scotland's first live Championship match.

Manager Scott Kellacher embraces the pressure before Friday's home match against Partick Thistle. "You want people to come to games and be excited... we want to be an entertaining, attacking-type team," he said. The club survived a five-point penalty last season to win the League 1 title under new owner Alan Savage.

Kellacher praises Savage's leadership: "I couldn't speak any higher of the man... he allows me and Billy [Mckay] to get on with the job." However, Caley Thistle face a stern test against Mark Wilson's Partick side, who have won both league games without conceding.

Despite a 6-2 loss at Hearts, Kellacher urges his players to dream: "Why not? What have you got to lose?" He references John McGlynn's double promotion with Falkirk as inspiration. "If we ever had the chance of doing that, it would be a phenomenal achievement from the dark days."