Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction after his side came from behind to win 4-1 away to Strathspey Thistle.

Huntly and Inverurie Loco Works had to settle for a point apiece as the Gordon derby ended in controversial circumstance at Christie Park.

Huntly Manager Allan Hale was full of praise for goal scorer Andrew Hunter who took his tally for the season to thirteen goals.

Locos have now gone six games without an away win as Manager Andrew Low felt side deserved all three points.

Goals from Conor Gethins and Matthew Strachan helped Nairn County to a two-nil win over Huntly.

It was back-to-back away defeats for Huntly as Manager Allan Hale felt it was a game of two halves for his side.

It was a third successive clean sheet at Station Park for the Wee County with Steven MacKay happy to see his defence rack up another shut-out.

A Callum Murray winner saw the winger secure a 2-1 victory over his former side and give Huntly their first home win over Forres Mechanics since February 2012.

The result sees Huntly move up to eighth and despite the result, Huntly Manager Allan Hale admitted it wasn’t their best performance.

Forres’ current win-less streak extended to eight games as Manager Steven Macdonald the goals conceded were costly.

Brechin City left it late to secure a one-nil win over Huntly.

Despite the defeat, Huntly Manager Allan Hale was impressed with the showing from his players.

Brechin Manager Andy Kirk was delighted to see his side bounce back from a midweek defeat to Formartine.

Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction to our midweek victory over Keith with Huntly now going six games unbeaten over their rivals at Christie Park.

Huntly forward Michael Dangana returned to the club last month after a spell in Finland with Norrvalla Idrottsforening.

The 19 year has featured in the last six games since his return to Christie Park and caught up with him as he discussed his time in Finland.

Huntly winger Robbie Foster was on target as Huntly ran out 2-1 winners at home to Lossiemouth. After netting his seventh of the season, the former Fort William player admitted his side had to fight for the three points.

First half goals from Robbie foster and Kyle Dalling gave Huntly a 2-1 home win over Lossiemouth.

It’s now five league games unbeaten at Christie Park for the black and gold’s with Assistant Manager Stefan Laird admitting it wasn’t the best of games.

Lossiemouth are still searching for their first win at Christie Park since august 2014 with Caretaker Manager Ian Campbell disappointed with the showing from his side.

Fraserburgh moved up to third as a Ryan Sargent brace and a further strike from Marc Lawrence sealed a three-nil win over ten-men Huntly.

Hear what both Managers had to say in the below audios.