Football

THREE Moray clubs have landed tough draws in the first round of the Scottish Junior Cup.

ELGIN City goalkeeper Mark Hurst was delighted to achieve his fourth shut-out in six games in Saturday’s 1-0 win over Stirling Albion.

KEITH produced a stunning second half show to beat Clach in a seven-goal thriller.

ELGIN City won ‘ugly’ with a 1-0 success over Stirling Albion to maintain their good start to the season.

ROSS County striker Kyle MacLeod is staying at Elgin City until January, and the Borough Briggs club are closing in on another possible loan deal.#

ALREADY victims of two double figure defeats this season, Rothes could be forgiven for dreading a trip to high scoring Formartine United this weekend.

FIVE Moray junior clubs have been handed home draws in the GA Engineering Cup.

ELGIN City retained top spot in League 2 despite a 2-1 defeat away to East Fife.

A battling home defeat gave Rothes co-boss Paul Lamberton plenty positives to take.

TOP of the league and in the Petrofac Training Cup quarter-finals, Elgin City manager Jim Weir is not planning to rest on his laurels.

KEITH have placed midfield duo Scott Robison and Robbie Collinson on the transfer list.

ELGIN City are heading to Hampden in the Petrofac Training Cup.

 ELGIN City have reached the quarter-finals of the Petrofac Training Cup after a superb extra time win at Alloa Athletic on Wednesday night.

REACHING a cup quarter-final is the aim of Elgin City tonight (Wednesday) when they make the trip to face Alloa Athletic.

A late penalty earned Buckie Thistle their first win of the Highland League season.

ELGIN City are two points clear at the top of League 2 after a 4-0 win over East Stirling on Saturday.

BUCKIE Thistle won’t be feeling sorry for themselves after their biggest home defeat in years.

KEITH have been knocked out of the Aberdeenshire Cup.

FORRES Mechanics have progressed to the semi-finals of the North of Scotland Cup.

BUCKIE Thistle suffered an 8-1 home mauling at the hands of champions Brora Rangers.