Watch highlights and interview with Brora Rangers manager Steven MacKay after his team's 3-2 pre-season friendly win at League 2 Elgin City
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BRORA Rangers came back from 2-0 down to beat League 2 Elgin City in their first match since the sporting lockdown in March.
Some highlights from Saturday's Borough Briggs friendly:
The result was hugely satisfy for Brora boss Steven MacKay, who spoke about how his team have now drawn a line under their failure to gain a League 2 play0off as Highland League champions last season.
MacKay also spoke about his two trialists at Elgin, former Ross County goalkeeper Jamie Stephen who filled in for the injured Joe Malin, and ex-Caley Thistle teenager Miller Gamble.
See Steven MacKay's interview below:
Elgin started well and scored on three minutes when striker Kane Hester latched on to a long ball from goalkeeper Kane Hester to lob Brora trialist goalie Jamie Stephen.
Hester added a second on 37 minutes, running on to Smart Osadolor's ball to round Stephen and find the net.
Brora grew into the contest and on the stroke of half time they pulled back a goal.
Bjorn Wagenaar's superb free kick struck the bar and fell kindly for ex-City man Greg Morrison to fire home.
The Highland League side, who made four half time changes, were dominant from the start of the second half and drew level when one of their subs, Martin MacLean, fired home at the second attempt on 63 minutes.
Osadolor blazed over with the goal at his mercy two minutes later, and Brora made the home side pay at the other end.
Jordan MacRae's drive was blocked and spun up in the area, before Andy MacRae was given space to gather and turn before drilling a low drive into the bottom corner.
Sub Tom Kelly skied a great chance to make it 4-2, A MacRae also fired over and J Macrae had a goal disallowed for an offside decision near the end and Brora chased more goals.
Elgin sub Josh Peters should have levelled when put clean through in the box only to drag his shot wide.
Right at the death, Brora keeper Stephen misjudged a Stephen Bronsky punt forward but Aiden Sopel was ruled offside as he stole in behind to stroke the ball home.
Interview with Elgin City manager Gavin Price:
Elgin: McHale, Cooper (Wilson 72), Spark, Mailer, Bronsky, MacEwan, Linden (T) (MacBeath 56), Dingwall (Hay 83), Hester (Peters 56), Osadolor (Loveland 83), O'Keefe (Sopel 72).
Brora: Stephen (T), Pickles (C MacRae (T) 78), A MacDonald, Williamson (Gamble (T) 46), Nicolson, N MacDonald (Gillespie 46), Morrison, Wagenaar (MacLean 46), J MacRae, A MacRae, Brindle (Kelly 46).
Ref: Gordon Seago.
