Highland League round-up: Ten-man Buckie rescue unbeaten record, Lossiemouth hold Brora Rangers, Rothes, Turriff United and Huntly all win
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Buckie Thistle gave up their 100 per cent record but rescued a point at Formartine United with a last-gasp goal.
Jags were down to ten men when keeper Stuart Knight was sent off late in the game, already trailing to Julian Wade's 26th minute strike.
But Scott Adams popped up in the 90th minute to keep ten-man Jags unbeaten and top of the Highland League.
James Leslie's late equaliser earned Lossiemouth their first point of the season to dent Brora Rangers' good start in a 1-1 draw at Grant park.
Tony Dingwall scored on 20 minutes for Brora, who had Jordan MacRae sent off in the closing minutes.
Rothes were too strong for Wick Academy at Mackessack Park.
Jake Thomson scored twice and Greg Morrison added a third in the closing five minutes.
Forres Mechanics defeated Keith 2-1 at Mosset Park.
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Huntly continued their superb start with a 3-2 win away at bottom club Inverurie Locos.
After a goalless first half at Harlaw Park, Andy Hunter scored twice against his former club Locos in the space of five minutes to put Huntly in command.
Glen Donald pulled one back on 74 minutes before Brodie Allen netted his third of the season to restore the two-goal gap on 87 minutes.
Callum Duncan scored a stoppage time consolation for Inverurie, who remain pointless in the league.
Turriff United defeated Clachnacuddin 4-1 in a tempestuous encounter at The Haughs.
Ewan Clark gave United an early lead and two goals in a minute by John Allan and Keir Smith extended the home lead to three at the break.
Turriff then had Murray Cormack sent off, followed four minutes later by Clach's Fergus Adams for two bookings.
Callan Gray notched a fourth for Turriff, Aly Riddle got a late Clach consolation and the third red card of the game was shown to Turriff's Fergus Alberts.
Banks O' Dee smashed home six without reply at Strathspey Thistle.
Lachie MacLeod (2), Kane Winton, Michael Philipson, Magnus Watson and Chris Antoniazzi got the Dee goals.
Deveronvale gave hosts Fraserburgh a stern test at Bellslea Park but Broch emerged as 3-2 winners.
Jamie Beagrie scored inside two minutes for the home team and Greg Buchan added a second shortly after half time.
Jay Goldie's first goal for Vale reduced the deficit on 81 minutes but Sean Butcher netted his seventh of the season from the spot two minutes later to make it 3-1.
Another first goal for the club for Vale's Matty Petermann made Fraserburgh sweat it out for the three points.
Champions Brechin City beat Nairn County 2-0, Grady McGrath netting both goals.
