In one of only two amateur games to beat the weather, RGU took on MS United on the astro turf at Kaimhill. First half goals from Innes and Mackie had the visitors two up at the break but late strikes from Stoddart and Fransci rescued a point for the students.
Ellon Amateurs clinched a 5-0 win over Trophies International in the third round of the Aberdeen FC Trophy at Beach Park, Balmedie.
JS XI advanced into the last four of the Castle Rovers Cup following a convincing victory over Continental in terrible conditions at Hazlehead. Reid, Crighton, Hume and Andrews were the goalscores for the home side while McCartny got Continental’s sole reply.
North Of Scotland Cup First Round at Balgownie on Saturday 29th October Report by Raymond Morrison BSFC had only 11 players available for this tie which included committee members and veteran goalkeeper Gary Riddell. Grammar FPs may feel aggrieved, especially as they played almost an hour of the game, including extra-time, with 10 players after [...]
Division One (North) at Garthdee on Saturday 22nd October Report by Raymond Morrison It’s not often you have a player score a hat-trick and your team a total of five goals and still come off the park defeated, but that’s exactly what happened to Kaimhill United in this Division One (North) game. Both teams were [...]
Ian Napier Memorial Shield Final at Glenury Park Stonehaven on Sunday 16th October Report by Raymond Morrison What a game for the neutrals in the crowd of around 100 that turned up in perfect conditions. Cove got off to the perfect start and were up one nil within 90 seconds. This was followed up on [...]
Dunbar scored West End’s last-gasp winner as this Division One (North) game seemed to be heading for a stalemate.
University kept their chances of wining the Premier League alive after with a win against Sportsmans at Balgownie. Both teams fielded tired under strength teams and it showed in a poor display. The only goal of the game was score dby David Lawrence just before the break.
Woodside lifted this season’s AFC Trophy thanks to a James Simpson hat-trick. Kincorth had come back from a goal down to take a half-time lead through goals from Brian McDonald and Jamie Buchan. The game went into extra-time and Woodside’s winning goal came with just six minutes left on the clock.
Sportsmans fought back from two goals down to win a vital point against League leaders Kincorth. The visitors goals came from Marek Madle and Tony Livingstone with Lee McKenzie and Gary McNamara getting the replies for Sportsmans.
