Aberdeenshire AFA

Woodside were looking to continue their great league form at home to University. Despite being one of few games to beat the freeze, the pitch looked in fine condition.

Bervie Caley’s pitch at Gourdon was passed playable and the Quarter-Final of the Dickie Trophy received the go ahead. Despite playing out the last 20 minutes with ten men the visitors held out to claim their spot in the semi-final.

AC Mill Inn faced up to local rivals Cowie Thistle in this much anticipated Association Cup tie. After a number of call offs due to adverse weather both sets of managers were delighted to get the game under way albeit in conditions that were always going to affect the standard of football on show.

Division Three leaders Ferryhill booked their place in the Chattan Rovers Cup final against second place Great Northern Athletic with an impressive victory over Turriff Thistle.

A hat-trick from Woodside’s Brian Forbes ensured his side remained at the top of the Premier Division after a 6-3 victory over rivals Kincorth at Kincorth Academy.

Aberdeenshire Amateur Football Association’s only surviving club in the Fosters Scottish Amateur Football Cup Echt AFC will host a replay against a formidable team in Oban Saints at Echt on the 28th January after seeing victory being cruelly snatched away after a wicked deflection 4 minutes from the end of the match at Glencruitten Park.

Fosters Scottish Amateur Cup Fourth Round Replay on Saturday 14th January Luthermuir travelled to Stepps, Glasgow for their replay against the University side and started just where they left off in the game at home a week ago. Within a minute the Muir created the first chance after good work by Ellis, he fed the [...]

Goals from Duthie, Bathgate (2), Crocker and Miller eased West End into the fourth round of the North of Scotland Cup after the defeated Cammachmore 5-0 on Saturday.

Echt progressed to the fifth round of the Fosters Scottish Amateur Cup where they will travel to meet either Dynamo East Kilbride or Oban Saints. The AAFA side enjoyed a convincing 3-0 win over Wallacetoun AFC from Ayrshire with second half goals from Lawrence, Leith and Douglas.

Wilson put Stoneywood Amateurs in front with Patterson and Fransci then putting RGU ahead at the break. An early second half header from Christie pulled the visitors level but it was the students who progressed to the next round of the North of Scotland Cup thanks to extra time goals from Priestly and Campbell.