Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his thoughts on our Scottish Cup exit to Brechin City.

Huntly came from behind from the third successive game with a 2-1 home win over Nairn County.

It’s five games unbeaten for the black and gold’s with Manager Colin Charlesworth praising the character shown by his side.

Charlesworth praised winger Callum Murray who netted the equaliser.

It’s three games without a win for Nairn as Manager Ross Tokely was disappointed to see his lose two goals late on.

Matchwinner Lewis Crosbie gives his reaction after coming off the bench to score in our 2-1 win at Keith.

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his reaction to our stoppage time win over Keith at Kynoch Park.

Huntly Captain Michael Clark reacts to his side booking a first Aberdeenshire Cup final place since 2008 and looks ahead to creating his own piece of history.

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth became the first Huntly Manager since Dave McGinlay in 2008 to reach the Aberdeenshire Cup Final.

Hear what he had to say in this exclusive audio interview

Ross Still recorded a 200th squad appearance for the club in Saturday’s 2-1 win over Lossiemouth.

We spoke to the 29 year old on his landmark appearance, playing in different roles under Manager Colin Charlesworth and his hopes of reaching a cup final.

Brodie Allen came off the bench to head home a winner as Huntly went nine games unbeaten against opponents Lossiemouth with a 2-1 win.

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth admitted it was a hard-fought win for his side.

It was a fourth successive away fixture without a win for Lossiemouth as Assistant Manager Ian Campbell felt they deserved something out of the game.

In the second Scottish Cup meeting the two sides, it was Huntly who came out on top 5-3 against Wick Academy in a penalty shoot-out after a 2-2 draw.

It was Colin Charlesworth’s first Scottish Cup as a Manager as he admitted the tie was a rollercoaster of emotions.

Despite the efforts from his players, Wick Manager Gary Manson was disappointed to leave Christie Park with nothing.

Formartine United extended their unbeaten run over opponents Huntly in the league to twelve games with a 3-1 home victory.

Having trailed by two early goals, Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth admitted it was a game of two halves for his side.

United Manager Stuart Anderson felt his side should’ve built on an impressive start.