Huntly made it six games unbeaten over rivals Keith.

Manager Martin Skinner was pleased to keep up that run while his opposite number Dean Donaldson was disappointed with the performance from the home side.

A late Kai Ross penalty saw Huntly earn a 1-1 draw away to Inverurie Loco Works.

We can now bring you reaction from both managers following the game.

Brora Rangers made it an eight successive league wins as they ran out four-nil winners at Huntly.

The Cattach’s are now five points clear at the top of the league as Assistant Manager Craig Campbell admitted his side hard to work hard before netting three goals in a fifteen minute spell in the first half.

Huntly Manager Martin Skinner admitted it was a game of two halves for his side who looked improved in the second half after what he described as “a show of disrespect” from the opposition.

Rothes moved up to third place with a two-nil win at home to Huntly.

It was a first home win over their opponents since September 2011 as Manager Ross Jack was pleased to see his side extend their unbeaten run to seven games.

Huntly Manager Martin Skinner was disappointed to leave Rothes empty-handed.

Deveronvale came from behind to net two late goals and secure a 3-2 win at Huntly.

It was a third defeat in the space of a week for Huntly. Manager Martin Skinner admitted his side needed to see out the game.

It’s now three games unbeaten for the Banff side as Assistant Manager Craig Stewart was relieved to come away with all three points.

A late deflected goal saw Huntly exit the Aberdeenshire Shield to Inverurie Loco Works after a controversial and eventful second half at Christie Park.

Manager Martin Skinner felt the result was hard on his players after dominating the first half.

Goalscorer Nathan Meres has netted three goals in his last four appearances admitted he was gutted after his side went ahead twice.

Brora Rangers cruised into the semi-finals of the Highland League Cup with six-nil win away to Huntly.

Assistant Manager Craig Campbell was delighted to get through in difficult conditions.

It was a first home defeat for Huntly since 19th October as Manager Martin Skinner felt the timings of the goals his team conceded proved costly.

Nairn County fought back from a goal down to record 3-1 home win over Huntly.

It was a fifth successive victory over their opponents as Nairn Manager Ronne Sharp felt his side should’ve taken their chances early on.

Huntly are still chasing their first away win in the league this season as Manager Martin Skinner admitted the penalty award which led to Nairn’s equaliser was costly.

Huntly made it five home wins in a row with a 2-1 victory over Lossiemouth.

Manager Martin Skinner admitted it was scrappy at times but he was pleased to take the three points.

It was a fifth successive game without a win for Lossiemouth away to Huntly as Manager Joe Russell felt his side failed to take their chances.

Huntly progressed to the semi-finals of the Aberdeenshire Shield winning 4-3 on penalties against Turriff United.

We spoke to Maritn Skinner, Kai Ross and Christopher Hay for their reaction to the result.