Football

Brora Rangers manager Steven Mackay expects a handful of teams to be battling it out for the crown this season.

Back-to-back defeats for Golspie leaves them three points adrift.

Colin MacRae leaves the Helmsdale club after nine years.

Cattachs on the road on Saturday.

Teams learned their fate ahead of the mid-season league split.

Impressive pre-season victory.

Only one team from Sutherland left in the competition.

Footballer and history teacher Neil Moir says he wants to “give back” to the Tain area after five years.

North of Scotland Cup first round draw is made.

The Cattachs will host Ross County and Inverness Caley Thistle in the coming days as their step up preparations for the new Highland League season.

Golspie Stafford came back from two goals down to win the cup.

Four teams left in the competition.

Cattachs agree pre-contract with Forres Mechanics player

One in, one out at Dudgeon Park.

Golspie, Inver and Tain are now all on 15 points at the top of the table.

They may have been beaten by Germany and battered by rain, but there is no dampening of Highland Tartan Army spirits as they gather in Cologne.

Golspie meet Inver and Helmsdale host Tain this weekend.

The club are one of four winners from the ScottishPower Highlands and Islands funding competition.

The 33-year-old has had a long lay-off due to injury, but he will return to football at Dudgeon Park.

The former Cattach had been considering retirement, but now he will link up with Conor Gethins’ side at Grant Street Park.