Three and easy for Buckie
Highland league
Deveronvale 0 Buckie Th 3
Buckie went ahead five minutes from the break when Kieran Adams’ lay-off set up Declan Milne to score from 18 yards.
The visitors increased their lead on 63 minutes after Kyle Willox fouled Adams in the box and Andy Macaskill fired home from the spot.
It was no surprise when Buckie added another 11 minutes later. The home team failed to deal with a Callum Murray cross and Jay Cheyne found the bottom corner with a fine effort from just outside the box.
inverurie 2 Brora rangers 0
Brora had an opportunity to go in front on 14 minutes but Kyle Macleod’s spot-kick was saved by Andy Reid.
In 25 minutes, Joe Mccabe saw red for a challenge on Ally Macdonald.
Four minutes after the restart it was 10 against 10 when Brora defender Colin Williamson picked up a second booking for a push on Mark Souter in the box. Neil Gauld fired home the resultant spot-kick.
With 15 minutes left, Niall Docherty was ordered off for a last-man challenge on Gauld, who then curled in No.2 from the free-kick.
Forres 1 Fraserburgh 2
Fraserburgh took the lead on four minutes. A Greg Buchan pass exposed the Forres backline and Scott Barbour tapped the ball into the empty net.
Forres equalised on 64 minutes, Stuart Soane glancing home a fine header into the bottom-left corner.
Fraserburgh regained the lead three minutes later when Jamie Beagrie found Willie West, who fired home.
Fort William 1 keith 4
Keith made the all-important breakthrough on the 35th minute with Ryan Keir blasting the ball home. Early in the second half, Cammy Keith knocked home No.2 at the back post. The striker doubled his tally and put the game out of reach for Fort William from the penalty spot. Wayne Barron added a fourth with the aid of a slight deflection.
Fort pulled one back when Stewart Hutcheon put one past his own keeper.
nairn county 5 huntly 1
The home side got their first of the afternoon in seven minutes with a bullet header from Dylan Mackenzie. Calum Maclean headed home a second just before the break.
The contest looked all but over four minutes after the restart when Max Ewan was on hand to stroke home.
But the visitors reduced the deficit in 53 minutes when Matthew Macdonald stooped to head past James Kendall. Huntly were then reduced to 10 men when Paul Napier picked up a second yellow with 15 minutes to go.
County made sure of the points in 82 minutes when Cohen Ramsay slipped the ball under Euan Storrier and, four minutes from time, sub Seamus Mcconaghy netted from close range.
strathspey Thistle 2 cove 3
The home side were a goal to the good at half-time thanks to Dominick Edwards’ finish.
Mitch Megginson blasted Cove level from 10 yards in the 52nd minute but, five minutes later, the Jags went ahead for the second time through Scott Lisle. Just two minutes on and Megginson headed home to make it 2-2.
A dramatic finale saw Cove claim the win when sub Jamie Masson struck a low shot past Michael Maccallum.
Turriff 4 lossiemouth 0
Lossiemouth went behind when Dean Mccall was penalised for a foul in the area. Nicholas Wozniak gave Stewart Black no chance from the spot. Wozniak grabbed a second on the half-hour mark.
Mike Ewen’s spectacular overhead kick 20 minutes into the second half made it 3-0, leaving Keir Smith to head home a fourth late on.
Wick academy 1 rothes 3
Wick took the lead 11 minutes in, Richard Macadie slotting in after Davie Allan’s driving run and cut back.
Rothes drew level just after the halfhour mark through Jaime Wilson.
The visitors sealed the victory midway through the second half, first when Steven Anderson produced a composed finish before Scott Davidson headed into an empty net after a mistake by goalie Sean Mccarthy.