Bonar Bridge want ferry good result in Orkney
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BONAR Bridge will be looking to rediscover their winning form when they head across the Pentland Firth to take on Orkney tomorrow.
The Migdale outfit are on a run of bad form having lost their last three matches in all competitions.
It has included two league defeats, a 3-0 loss to St Duthus in Tain as well as a 4-1 defeat to Orkney at Migdale last month.
In between, they were also knocked out of the Football Times Cup semi final when they suffered a 4-2 defeat to Inverness Athletic at Migdale.
However, Bonar Bridge are a far more competitive outfit than last season and have already won more matches than they did in the last campaign.
They have won twice in the league with victories at Inverness Athletic and at home against Alness United.
Bonar Bridge were not in action last weekend as their match against Thurso was postponed due to a road accident on the A9 near Dunrobin Castle which held up traffic and prevented Thurso reaching Migdale.
Golspie Sutherland are due to face Invergordon in the Football Times Cup semi final tomorrow at King George V Park.
They will look to bounce back after suffering a disappointing 3-0 defeat at home to champions Loch Ness.
Jake Lockett and Phil MacDonald scored twice in the space of two minutes to leave Golspie stunned midway through the first half.
Allan Macphee killed the game off as a contest with a penalty three minutes before half time, which Golspie were unable to claw back the deficit.
Invergordon reached the semi final of the Football Times Cup after a 2-0 victory over Clachnacuddin A at the Highland Football Academy in Dingwall on Wednesday night.
Elsewhere in the North Caledonian League tomorrow Fort William could move top of the table with Invergordon in cup action as take on St Duthus at Claggan Park.
Inverness Athletic are scheduled to take on Alness United, Clachnacuddin A set to welcome Thurso and Loch Ness are now scheduled to host Halkirk.
