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Highland League Weekly - The Podcast

Highland League Weekly - The Podcast

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Welcome to the Highland League Weekly Podcast. The Press and Journal’s award-winning Scottish football show now has a podcast – an added extra for fans of the Breedon Highland League. From Banks o’ Dee to Wick Academy, Brora Rangers to Brechin City, tune in for lively discussion of the weekend results and the big talking points with our panel of local sports journalists.

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Episodes
  • Highland League Weekly – Episode 9 | Banks o’ Dee Stun Brora, Fraserburgh Flying & Vale vs Forres Chaos!
    Sep 23 2025

    Banks o’ Dee stun Brora Rangers, Fraserburgh keep title chase alive, and Vale v Forres erupts with red card chaos in a dramatic Highland League weekend.

    In this episode:

    • Banks o’ Dee 3–1 Brora Rangers – Dee are unbeaten in seven and showing their title credentials. Brora frustrated after early promise.

    • Brechin City 6–2 Forres Mechanics – Comedy defending, chaotic goals, and a must-watch highlights reel.

    • Fraserburgh 4–1 Strathspey Thistle – Sean Butcher’s sensational chip leads the Broch to another big win.

    • Deveronvale 1–3 Formartine United – Four red cards and a fiery contest.

    • Buckie Thistle 0–0 Huntly – Goalless draw but a surprise cameo: 40-year-old Darren Conway returns as trialist.

    • Clachnacuddin 7–0 Ross County – James Anderson hat-trick and Troy Cooper brilliance.

    • Wins for Nairn County, Inverurie Locos, Lossiemouth and Huntly keep the title race wide open.

    Don’t miss a minute of the Highland League action. Subscribe to Highland League Weekly on your favourite podcast app, and visit the Press & Journal for full highlights and analysis.

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    22 mins
  • Highland League Weekly – Episode 8 | Nairn County’s Third Straight Win, Brora Dominance & Weekend Highlights
    Sep 16 2025

    Catch all the action from the Highland League in this week’s episode of Highland League Weekly!

    We break down Nairn County’s third straight victory, key moments from Ross County’s clash, Brora Rangers’ incredible goal-scoring form, and all the drama from Forres Mechanics, Buckie Thistle, and more.

    What’s Inside: Nairn County’s momentum and home form turnaround

    Controversial offside decision & referee insight

    Brora Rangers’ six-goal demolition and league dominance

    Weekend results across the Highland League and Highland League Cup

    Player spotlights: Andrew Greg, Hamish Ritchie, Colin MacIntosh

    If you love Highland League football, subscribe and never miss a weekly roundup of results, analysis, and key talking points!

    By subscribing to the Press and Journal you can catch this week's full episode, including highlights as well as all the content from every season of Highland League Weekly. Plus you get access to all the premium content on the Scottish News website of the year.

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    22 mins
  • Highland League Weekly – Episode 7 | Formartine United vs Brechin City and binocular-gate
    Sep 9 2025

    In this episode of Highland League Weekly, we put the spotlight on the highly anticipated match between

    Formartine United and Brechin City at North Lodge Park, where both teams were looking to maintain their unbeaten records. We break down all the key moments from the game, including the early red card for Formartine's Rhys Thomas and the resulting penalty from Brechin's Grady McGrath, as well as Rory McAllister's two goals that secured the 3-1 victory for the home side.

    Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive Highland League content, highlights, and analysis!

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    25 mins
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