Football

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.

Scotland die-hards from Sutherland have turned out in force for Scotland’s Euros opener.

Tom Stoltman, who trialled with the Glasgow giants in his youth, was invited to Ibrox alongside Scottish WWE superstars Drew McIntyre and Piper Niven.

Golspie Stafford remain as the only unbeaten side in north-west Sutherland competitions this season.

Tartan Army member and die-hard Scotland fan Scott Miller has followed the national team home and away for years.

The 31-year-old had won three trophies in his time at Dudgeon Park.

Pair set to join team at Dudgeon Park.

Debut book by journalist in support of Mikeysline and Moray Mental Health FC.

Golspie Stafford’s impressive start to the season continued with a 5-1 win over Helmsdale United last night.

First league match to be played in the village.

Sutherland will have three teams in the North Caledonian League.

The shot-stopper has returned to familiar surroundings, having spent time on loan at Dudgeon Park in 2017 and 2018.

Helmsdale United co-manager Malcolm Cowie reserved plenty of praise for his squad after their 5-1 win against Melvich.

Women’s and girls’ football clubs across the Highland and Islands have a final chance to apply for funding of up to £1000 to help their teams.

Golspie Stafford moved to top spot in the North-west Sutherland league with a win over Melvich.