Football

FOOTBALL is back.

Buckie and Locos hit five on opening day.

A tasty Moray coast derby and an Aberdeenshire Cup final dress rehearsal are among the opening games.

Elgin Golden Oldies and Tomintoul have yet to get off the mark at the bottom.

Nicolson (20) has played twice for Caley Jags first team.

Cans face the Scorries in their first game since returning to the league.

The former Ross County player is confident that City will be ready for the League Two kick-off on July 31.

Gibson said he and manager Gavin Price are keen to bring in fresh faces to their squad before the League Two start.

City led through Creag Little's first goal for the club but the Fifers hit back for a 3-1 success.

Buckie United didn't play on Friday but still top the table.

BUCKIE Ladies shook up Clach with a fighting display to claim a deserved share if the points.

The Brookie defeated Nairn side Westerlea 1-0 at Rosyvale on Friday evening.

Two Kane Hester goals and a Josh Peters strike saw City to a 3-0 win on Saturday.

Coasters boss has praised new signing Dean Stewart in the heart of his defence.

A full programme of league games with 30 of the 31 clubs in action on Saturday.

Scott Mair's penalty denied the airmen a third straight victory.

Paracyclist Fin Graham will be going to Tokyo for the Paralympics after he was confirmed as part of Great Britain's squad.

Carisbrooke return to Roysvale on Friday for final against Nairn champs Westerlea.

City were outclassed by their Premiership opponents in a 6-1 defeat.

Spot kicks decided goal-less draw at North Lodge Park.