Huntly suffered a 2-1 home defeat in the Aberdeenshire Cup Quarter-finals against Formartine United. After the defeat, Huntly Manager Martin Skinner was left to rue an early penalty miss before United took a two goal lead into the break.

Defender Craig Dorrat returned to Huntly ten days ago to begin a third spell in black and gold.

We spoke to Craig in his comeback game at Banff in our exclusive audio interview.

For the fourth consecutive game in all competitions, Huntly failed to win at Princess Royal Park as Deveronvale secured a four-nil win.

We spoke with both manager's after the full time whistle for their views.

Following our first home game of 2019/20, Manager Martin Skinner confirmed Grant Campbell as the new Huntly Captain.

Campbell (29) who returned this season on loan from Cove Rangers previously captained Huntly between 2011-2014 and the former Wick Academy player is pleased to be given the role once again.

A double-brace from Dylan MacKenzie saw Nairn County maintain a seven game unbeaten run at Christie Park with a 4-3 win.

 Although there was some improvement from their opening day defeat to Lossiemouth, Huntly Manager Martin Skinner is disappointed to see mistakes costing his side goals. 

County Manager Ronnie Sharp was full of praise for goalscorer MacKenzie.

 While last Saturday’s result at Lossiemouth didn’t go our way, there was two positives to come out of the game as wingers Neale Davidson and Reece McKeown made their long-awaited competitive returns after picking up leg breaks last season.

We spoke with the pair in an exclusive audio interview for their reactions on their first league games back.

After failing to score against their opponents in their three meetings last season, Lossiemouth recorded an opening day shock with a one-nil victory over Huntly.

Lossie Manager Joe Russell was pleased to see his side end an eight game win-less run going back to 9th February. 

Huntly went into the fixture on a six game unbeaten run but their opening day hoodoo continues with the black and gold’s now losing their first game of the season for the third straight year. Manager Martin Skinner admitted it wasn’t the performance he was looking for.

Huntly's final home friendly ahead of the 2019/20 season ended in defeat as they went down four-nil to a young Aberdeen side at Christie Park.

We caught up with Manager Martin Skinner for his views on the game and a look ahead to our season opener at Lossiemouth.

A Kai Ross equaliser saw Huntly come from behind to earn a 1-1 draw against junior side Banchory Saint Ternan.

We spoke to Assistant Manager Ricky Cheyne following the match in our latest post-match audio.