PICTURES: RAF Lossiemouth stay top of Moray welfare league with sixth straight victory after coming from behind to defeat Cullen
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RAF Lossiemouth came from behind to defeat Cullen and stretch their lead at the top of the Moray welfare league.
The servicemen won 3-2 at Logie Park to make it six wins out of six in the league and go five points clear of Hopeman, who have played a game less.
Play was even in the early stages but a stunning goal put the visitors ahead on 15 minutes. A disguised lay-off at a free kick paved the way for Ryan Woods to smash an unstoppable drive into the top left corner of the net.
Cullen were keen to respond to their derby defeat at Portsoy and hit back impressively, with Keith Cruickshank setting up Calum Risk to equalise.
The leaders were up against it when a flowing Cullen move from the back set Logan Mill down the left and he burst inside before finding Jae Marandola, who finished at the back post.
In the second half, Cullen created some good chances to add to their lead but their failure to take any would come back to bite them.
With 15 minutes to go, Lossie equalised through Woods' second of the match, another superb finish after breaking through on goal.
The goal took the sting out of Cullen, and an unfortunate slip up from their goalkeeper Cameron Bruce gifted Reece Archer with a tap-in to put the away side in the lead. Cullen pushed for a late equaliser, but RAF Lossie defended well to secure the three points.
