Breedon Highland League midweek: Nairn County versus Fort William called off due to Covid but six of the top seven meet in three big games tonight
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WEDNESDAY night's Highland League programme has thrown up some intriguing fixtures between the main title contenders.
But a meeting of two of the bottom six has been called off because of a Covid-19 positive test.
The Highland League say the game between Nairn County and Fort William is off due to the fact that Fort have "crossed the player unavailability threshold for Covid-19 positive test and self-isolation requirements."
Among tonight's other games is the meeting of the top two at Victoria Park.
Buckie Thistle, whose 100 per cent record was ended by a 2-0 defeat at Rothes on Saturday, take on new leaders Fraserburgh who have won all five league games so far.
Third-placed Formartine United visit sixth-placed Brechin City, while fourth plays seventh at Harlaw Park where Inverurie Locos entertain Rothes.
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Huntly put their unbeaten start to the test at Deveronvale while Keith will aim to give new boss Craig Ewen his first win in charge when they welcome win-less Wick Academy to Kynoch Park.
Champions Brora Rangers have recovered after a shaky start and they host Forres Mechanics, who threw away a 2-0 lead to ten-man Clach on Saturday.
Clach make the trip to improving Lossiemouth while Strathspey Thistle look to make it three wins in a row when they head for Turriff United, who picked up their first point at Wick last weekend.
