Dundee Utd v St. Johnstone
Match Report by Kim Middleton

The opening stages of the late afternoon kick off and things are even between the two.

GOAL
Dundee Utd 0-1 St. Johnstone
5 minutes in and St. Johnstone take the lead. You blink you miss it, very quick and skillful from Andrew Steeves.

Injury scare for the Saints Ally Gilmour but he runs it off and is able to continue.

The game is fairly end to end with opportunities for both sides.

GOAL
Dundee Utd 1-1 St. Johnstone
The scoreline reflects how even play has been as Jordan Moore nets an equaliser for united, set up by Craig Bell.

The Saints looking sharp on the break with a great run from Dom O'Neill presenting an opportunity.

Soon after St. Johnstone come close to regaining the lead when an Kieran Ward cross is marginally missed by Gilmour.

15 minutes in and it is St. Johnstone who are looking brightest, with Ally Gilmour standing out.

Dundee Utd press with a good run from Craig Bell followed by a cross presenting Jordan Moore with another opportunity. Good play between these two.

The game continues with its end to end nature as St. Johnstone look go forward once more – again Ally Gilmour looking threatening.

30 minutes in and the Saints need to make a change. Gilmour is down injured and he sadly needs to make way early following a fantastic performance in the opening half hour. He is replaced by David Breen – who has had a very good week.

The game remains open, entertaining to watch as both teams push for a half time lead.

HALF TIME
Dundee Utd 1-1 St. Johnstone
The half is seen out, Dundee Utd coming close just before half time however it is all square at the break.


The second half is once again an even affair, however without the same umber of chances as the first to begin with.

Saints come close with Nathan Fishe shooting just over the crossbar from an acute angle.

Play continues as an open end to end affair with no team in particular dominating, just moments at each end.

As the second half comes to a close it is clear every player on that pitch wants the win, very positive to see such a combined effort and determination.

FULL TIME
Dundee Utd 1-1 St. Johnstone
Right before the full time whistle goes St. Johnstone have a great chance to win it but the full time whistle goes and it is level. Penalties it is!

St. Johnstone
Andy Steeves ✓
Dom O'Neill ✓
Scott Gray ✓
David Breen ✓
Nathan Fishe х
Dundee Utd
Ryan Gould ✓
Connor Flynn ✓
Daniel Smith х
James Thomson✓
Scott Smith х

St. Johnstone win 4-3 on penalties.

FULL TIME
1-1
(St. Johnstone win 4-3 on penalties.)

Man of the Match:
Craig Bell - Dundee Utd
Ally Gilmour – St. Johnstone

Aberdeen FC v Dundee FC (14's)

Aberdeen FC v Dundee FC (14's)
Match Report by Kim Middleton

Afternoon kick off in the bright sun and strong wind sees Aberdeen take on rivals Dundee in a game that promises to be highly competitive.

GOAL
Aberdeen 1-0 Dundee
The game immediately bursts into action as Aberdeen blast down the pitch and almost within no time at all they are in the lead. Cameron Gibbs with the goal with it all to do with the game barely even kicked off.

Dundee get on with it with heads held high, they refuse to let the early set back deflate them.

Aberdeen remain in possession of the ball and continue to presurise Dundee in the opening few minutes.

GOAL
Aberdeen 2-0 Dundee

The early pressure pays off, really quickly! Harry Milne doubles Aberdeen's lead as the game is still in the opening five minutes. Dundee have barely been outside the penalty box as Aberdeen have been a constant threat from the whistle.

10 minutes in and Dundee eventually have the opportunity to press, with a good spell of possession for the Taysiders.

Aberdeen look sharp on the break with a decent Phillip Watt run.

15 minutes in and Aberdeen's goalscorer Harry Milne shows great effort to keep the ball in play.

Good communication between Aberdeen's Craig Storie and Glen Smith.

Watt breaks up the right and crosses to Craig Storie who is on target – good save from Dundee's stopper.

Dundee are defending the Aberdeen pressure well and we see another great save from the keeper.

GOAL
Aberdeen 3-0 Dundee

Aberdeen earn themselves a corner, the ball scrambles around and eventually comes off the opposition – own goal, 3-0 Aberdeen.

Dundee's keeper makes way, Johnstone replaces him and is immediately in the action as he makes a good save.

GOAL
Aberdeen 4-0 Dundee

A powerful Milne strike from a good angle beats Johnstone – who gets a touch however the shot has so much pace it hits the back of the net – another for Aberdeen.

GOAL
Aberdeen 5-0 Dundee

Shortly after his 2nd goal Milne is denied an opportunity in the box and the ref points to the spot. Milne steps up and picks up a hat-trick – 5-0 Aberdeen, very well taken penalty.

HALF TIME
Aberdeen 5-0 Dundee.

Dundee have remained positive – despite going behind so early which is hard for any team to recover from, they have shown spells of promise going forward and have defended well on occasion – it seems they have met Aberdeen on a really good day.

2nd half and Aberdeen continue to Dominate – Dundee's Callum Petrie is warned and Aberdeen get a free kick after Gibbs is fouled, Jason Brown takes it and the keeper collects.

Phillip Watt has another great run as Aberdeen pressurise some more.

As the second half, Dundee show great spirit as they fail to give up and provide a good spell.

Dundee's Callum Petrie is fouled by Brown, Ben Smith puts the resulting free kick just over the bar. Shortly after he unfortunately exits the game after picking up a knock. He is replaced by Steven Roberts.

Aberdeen's Gibbs is fouled by Petrie – who recieves a warning Dundee deal with the resulting free kick.

Dundee have improved defensively this half and they are awarded a penalty, from which Calvin Colqhoun gets a goal back for Dundee. Good penalty.

Aberdeens Craig Storie has looked a threat this afternoon he comes close around 25minutes into the 2nd half.

As the final minutes of the game arrives it is a case of Dundee making sure their defeat is not heavier, however after some excellent passing football and a great build up, Aberdeen get a 6th courtesy of Phillip Watt who has played well today, and deserves a goal to his name.

FULL TIME
Aberdeen 6-1 Dundee

Aberdeen dominate from start to finish, and despite a spirited performance from Dundee, they are well beaten.

Managers comment:
It has been a hard week for the lads – they have played to to their ability and have shown what they are capable of. My man of the match today is Milne following his hat-trick, my man of the week overall is Scott McKenna.

Man of the Match:
Harry Milne.

Motherwell v Ross County

Motherwell v Ross County
Match Report by Kim Middleton
 
Our early kick off in the sunshine see Motherwell and Ross County battle it out in their consolation game.
 
The opening stages see Motherwell apply some early pressure in front of the Ross County goal.
 
County look threatening on the break, unfortunately the ball is over-run.
 
As the game progresses County look sharp – especially on the break.
 
Motherwell are awarded a header, which results in a chance headed just over the crossbar.
 
First quarter of the hour passes and play is fairly balanced.
 
Injury scare for County's Gordon Finlayson, however fortunately he recovers.
 
At the half hour mark there have been no outstanding chances so far, the game is highly competitive and open yet either side have really challenged the oppositions goalkeeper.
 
HALF TIME
Motherwell 0-0 Ross County
 
Second half gets underway - again play is fairly even.
 
There is a 'handbags' moment between County's Kyle McDonald and Motherwell's Fraser Johnstone - however things are quickly resolved.
 
A free kick is awarded to Motherwell and is taken by Adam Ashgar.  He goes directly for goal and fires just over.
 
GOAL
Motherwell 0-1 Ross County
 
Only slightly against the run off play Ross County take the lead – on the break, an excellent run resulting in John Budge opening the scoring.
 
Since their goal County have burst into life. 
 
County make a change with goalkeeper Lewis Milne making way for Connor Hall who very quickly is forced into action – he makes a stunning save following a County corner.
 
Motherwell's Jordan Dodd takes a free kick and produces a great cross – unfortunately no one quite reaches it, as it could have been an equaliser.
 
Motherwell continue to play well despite going behind.
 
Ross County are playing some great passing football.
 
The closing stages of the game is providing some entertaining football for the neutral.
 
GOAL
Motherwell 0-2 Ross County
 
A cross from County's Adam Porrit creates the second goal for County which took an unfortunate deflection off Motherwell's Christopher O'Neill and stands as an own goal.
 
Both teams continue to press forward, which is good to watch.  Motherwell fail to capitalize from their chances and the game finishes 2-0 to Ross County following an impressive performance.
 
FULL TIME
Motherwell 0-2 Ross County.
 
Man of the Match: Adam Porrit.

Celtic v St.Johnstone

Celtic v St.Johnstone 
Match Report by Kim Middleton

St.Johnstone get the evening kick-off underway however Celtic win possession and almost immediately they are on the attack.
 
GOAL
Celtic 1-0 St.Johnstone
 
Within seconds Celtic are ahead - Marcus Fraser with the goal leaving the Saints stunned.
 
Celtic are playing some excellent football with great communication between Mohammed Yaqub and Jordan Moffat - these two are standing out.
 
GOAL
Celtic 2-0 St.Johnstone
 
10 minutes in and Celtic are awarded a free kick, which is taken by Joe Chalmers who scores directly from the free kick. Stunning goal.
 
GOAL
Celtic 3-0 St.Johnstone
 
Celtic are awarded another free kick which eventually leads to their third.  Some excellent play in the build up to this - a deserved goal for Jordan Moffat.
 
St.Johnstone are by no means playing badly, we saw what they were capable of against Sunderland.  It is simply that Celtic are looking impossible to beat, they look constantly dangerous and have such blistering pace.
 
St.Johnstone have spells of good play – however Celtic are successful in regaining possession.
 
Celtic passing extremely well with great pace, again great communication between Jordan Moffat and Mohammad Yaqub. 
 
Celtic awarded a free kick following a high footed challenge –  Yaqub to take, this is followed by some more outstanding Celtic football.
 
Celtic come close again as a strike hits the cross bar and the rebound is offside.
 
As the game heads for half time the Saints up their game, some positive football coming from them, their ball finding the back of the net however is offside.
 
St.Johnstone's Callum Donnelly looking sharp.
 
Half time whistle goes and Celtic have a three goal advantage.
 
HALF TIME
Celtic 3-0 St.Johnstone
 
Second half kicks off and Celtic continue to press for a fourth.
 
The first 15 minutes of the second half and we witness the first real chance of the half, when Celtic's John Herron blasts just over the bar.
 
20 minutes in and there is some decent football coming from St.Johnstone, they continue to play well and with confidence despite trailing 3-0.
 
GOAL
Celtic 4-0 St.Johnstone
A great headed goal from Joseph O'Brian which seals the win for Celtic.
 
FULL TIME
Celtic 4-0 St.Johnstone
 
As Celtic look as if they could find a 5th, the full time whistle goes – Celtic take their deserved place in the final.
 
Man of the Match –  Jordan Moffat

Deveronvale v Buchan Quines

Deveronvale v Buchan Quines
Match Report by Dana McIntosh

This girls semi-final game was highly competitive from kick off, and it was plain to see that both teams were determined to reach the final.

Some fantastic passing from Buchan's enabled Lauren Taylor (9) to score their first goal.

The game continued to be an engrossing contest and both teams were clearly retained their motivation after the goal.

Deveronvale's defence held strong until Buchan's Hannah Stewart (10) was able to break through to score Buchan's second goal.

The half time whistle blew leaving the tie at 2-0 to Buchan Quines.

The second half was again competitive and saw more strong defending, with only one further goal being scored, this time by Buchan's number 16 Louise McCouaig.

The final whistle left Buchan celebrating making it all the way to the final and running out 3-0 winners.

Aberdeen v Fraserburgh

Aberdeen v Fraserburgh
Match Report Dana McIntosh

The game got off to a fast moving, exciting start. We only had to wait until the 10th minute before Aberdeen's number 4 Glenn smith scored the first goal. Two further goals went on to be scored for Aberdeen leaving the score at 3-0.

Fraserburgh's luck looked like it might have changed when a shot taken by Fraserburgh's number 11, James Gibb slipped out of Aberdeen's goalies hand and into the net.

In the second half, the pace was, again, fast moving and saw a strong defence from both sides.

A lovely move saw Aberdeen beat Fraserburgh tough defence afer a nicely played corner was put into the back of the net. Just before the end of the match another goal for Aberdeen, make the final score Aberdeen 5 – 1 Fraserburgh.

Motherwell FC U16's v Cornhill BC U16's

Match report by David Barry

Motherwell were looking for a high scoring win from this match which they needed in order to have a chance of reaching the finals in the tournament.

They came close in the early minutes of the game from a corner that was just headed over. More early chances down the wings were dealt with well by Cornhill's captain Russell Masson.

The opener came after only five minutes following a pull back from the left found Craig Moore on the edge of the box who struck home into the top corner.

The Steelmen went 2-0 up shortly after, a cross from the right met Craig Moore in the box who buried it with his head.

Cornhill responded almost immediately with their own headed attempt that just went past the near post.

Motherwell scored soon after from another header by Craig Moore who completed his hat-trick. Moore was on fire and he nearly scored a fourth but for a good save from the keeper.

Another 'Well attack led to Cornhill conceding a penalty after a foul in the box from Russell Masson. Motherwell's No.12 stepped up and converted.

The star of half Craig Moore got his fourth of the game, a terrific cross field ball from Stuart Hall found his team mate at the back post who hit on the volley in to the goal.

Half time – 5-0 Motherwell

Cornhill battled on against their opponents, but Motherwell continued were they left off in the first half after another great cross from Stuart Hall found Kyle Jackson who slotted home.

Motherwell were awarded another penalty later on, Stuart Hall took the penalty and got the goal that his efforts during the game had deserved. 7-0.

Motherwell did not let up however and a fine bit of play ended with Paul McCafferty scoring.

'Well's Darren Brownlie got on the score sheet a little later after he headed in at the back post from a free kick.

Cornhill did have the ball in the back of the Motherwell goal but it was ruled to have been offside.

Stuart Hall was again causing problems and scored his second from a powerful shot to the keepers back post.

Cornhill battled throughout the game but the premier league quality of Motherwell was on evident for the spectators to see.

Man of the match: Stuart Hall (Motherwell)

Faroe Islands U16's v Dundee United U16's

Faroe Islands U16's v Dundee United U16's

Match Report by David Barry

Performances in the previous matches suggested that this would one of the games of the day, and the first ten minutes of this gripping match between two top quality teams certainly lived up to all the expectations.

Dundee United were the first one's to create a goal-scoring opportunity and it wasn't long after that they scored. A cross in to the box from the right side was not fully cleared by the Faroe Islands defence and United's Jordan Moore capitalised with a header into the bottom corner of the net.

The Faroes however weren't prepared to lie down to their opponents and equalised two minutes later after a low cross into the box left Jakub Olsen with a tap in from three yards out. It was a very even first half, with both sides creating chances but both goalkeepers stood firm.

Half time – 1-1

Second half began much the same as the first, with Dundee United quickly out of the traps and on the attack. United came close to scoring again within the first five minutes.

The mounting pressure from United meant it looked as if the next goal was imminent, and eventually did through the resident goal-machine Jordan Moore. Some good on the deck football played by the United players left Ryan Ferguson on the edge of the box for him to who lay it behind for Jordan Moore, who curled the ball beautifully over the goalkeepers head and into the net.

This eventful match was also the witness to the first red card of the tournament, after a two footed challenge from one of the Dundee United players left the referee with no choice but to send him off.

Despite being down to ten men United kept at the opposition and defending well. With ten minutes left to go the Faroes made their extra man count and drew level. A ball fired across the six yard box from the right that, in the attempt to clear their lines, was unfortunately booted into his own net by one of the Dundee Unites defenders.

At the end of the match both teams played extremely well with a draw being the fair result.

Man of the match Jordan Moore (Dundee United)

Round up of Day 3 and Fixtures for Thursday

Wednesdays round up and Thursdays fixtures:

*The last four of the Boys 16’s is an all SPL affair with Celtic facing St. Johnstone and Dundee United against Hibs after all four topped their respective sections. Particularly impressive was the performance of the Perth Saints who defeated the fancied Sunderland 2-1 with goals from Callum Donnelly and Andrew Steeves.

Results – Girls – Regensburg 1 (Sauerer) Aberdeen-East End 0; Deveronvale 0 Buchan Quines 6 (Stewart 2, Anderson, Brown, Taylor, Carson).

Boys 16’s Section 1 – Keith 1 (Calder) Celtic 8 (Fraser 2, Chalmers, O’Brien, Herron, Kidd, Lindsay, Kirwan); SV Burgweintning 1 (Seki) Middlefield Wasps 0.

Section 2 – Motherwell 10 (Moore 4, Hall 3, McCafferty, Ashgar, Brownlie) Cornhill 0; Sunderland 1 (Taggart) St. Johnstone 2 (Donnelly, Steeves).

Section 3 – Dundee United 2 (Moore 2) Faroe Islands 2 (J. Olsen, Anderson og); Birmingham City 0 Ross County 1 (MacNab pen).

Section 4 – Sunderland 1 (Taggart) St. Johnstone 2 (Donnelly, Steeves); ALC Lewis 6 (Ritchie 2, Forbes 2, Munro 2) Fraserburgh 0.

Boys 14’s – Section 1 – Aberdeen 5 (Smith, Storie 2, Watt, Kelly) Fraserburgh 1 (Gibb); Falkirk 2 (McKinnley 2) Dyce 0.

Section 2 – Dundee 0 Albion 2 (Sinclair, Still); Faroe Islands 0 Birmingham City 2 (McFarlane, Ward).

Friendly – Motherwell 5 (Higgins, McNulty, Neil, Stevenson, Balfour) Tasta IL 1 (Starheim)

Games for Thursday:-

Time
Pitch
Age Group
Match

1.00pm
1
Girls semi final
Buchan Quines v Deveronvale

2
Girls semi final
Regensburg v Aberdeen

3
16 cons
Keith FC v Motherwell FC

4
16 cons
Ross County FC v Sunderland FC

2.45pm
1
16 cons
SV Burgweinting v Peterhead FC

2
16 cons
Birmingham City v ALC Lewis

3
16 cons
Middlehead Wasps BC v Cornhill BC

4
16 cons
Faroe Islands v Fraserburgh FC

4.15pm
5
14 sec 1
Falkirk FC v Fraserburgh FC

4
14 sec 1
Motherwell FC v Dyce BC

3
14 sec 2
Faroe Islands v Albion BC

2
14 sec 2
Tasta Il v Birmingham City

1
Friendly
Aberdeen FC v Dundee FC

7.00pm
1
16 semi final
Celtic FC v St Johnstone


2
16 semi final
Hibernian FC v Dundee Utd FC

Corporate 6’s – Group A – Global Energy 2 Aberdeen City Council 2; Altra Energy 2 Global Energy 1; AFC 3 ACC 0; Oceaneering 1 Altra Energy 1; Global Energy 0 AFC 0; Oceaneering 5 Global Energy 0; AFC 5 Altra Energy 3; Oceaneering 4 AFC 2; ACC 3 Altra Energy 2; ACC 2 Oceaneering 5. (Oceaneering and AFC qualify for the knockout stages)

Group B – Rotech Group 5 Grampian Continental 3; Grampian Continental 3 Royal Mail 3; Royal Mail 1 Xodus Group 4; Drill-Quip A 0 Royal Mail 3; Xodus Group 8 Drill-Quip A 0; Royal Mail 4 Rotech 2; Rotech 2 Xodus Group 1; Drill-Quip A 1 Grampian Continental 6; Rotech 5 Drill-Quip A 4; Grampian Continental 2 Xodus Group 1. (Rotech and Grampian Continental qualify for the knockout stages)

Dundee v Albion

Wednesday 21st July
7.00pm
Dundee v Albion
By Kim Middleton

It is Dundee who pose the first threat of the game with a shot of target collected by Albions keeper Stuart Miller.

This is followed by a period of pressure from Albion with Chris Liversedge providing great pace down the left, Liversedge impresses again soon after with another break, he manages to stay on his feet following a tackle keeping possession leading eventually to a goal line clearance.

Albion dominate the opening quarter of an hour. A decent strike from Albions Chris Davidson forces a save from Dundee's Cameron Johnstone – he has had an impressive start with afew good saves.

Some good football from Dundee however Albion continue their dominance overall.

Liversedge again poses as a threat to Dundee as he wins Albion a corner.

Dundee look threataning on the break however Albion regain possession which Dundee defend well.

25 minutes in and Albion come close again forcing another great save.

It is fair to say that the quality of Dundee's defending has kept then in the game so far.

GOAL
Dundee 0-1 Albion
Albion's pressure pays off as Liversedge sets up Darren Sinclair to make it 1-0 Albion – great asset from Liversedge and a fine finish from Sinclair.

GOAL
Dundee 0-2 Albion
Within moments of the re-start Albion add to their half time advantage as Dean Still makes it 2-0 Albion. Keeper gets a touch however the shot is powerful and hits the back of the net.

A Dundee save just before the break prevents Still from getting his second and Albions third.

HALF TIME
Dundee 0-2 Albion

SECOND HALF

As the game continues, Chris Liversedge continues to impress.

There is a great run from Albion's Devin Kennedy-Colburt.

Some impressive stuff from Dundee's Lee Cameron but unfortunately Dundee cannot keep possession.

Dundee improve as they apply some pressure – proving they are not out of the game yet as a good effort hits the woodwork. Unlucky for Dundee.


PENALTY
9 minutes into the second half and Dundee are awarded a penalty. There are appeals for a sending off – however the referee dismisses them and points to the spot.

Calvin Colquoun steps up and Albions stopper Stuart Miler saves – the rebound is shot wide.

You have to feel for Dundee as you feel nothing is going their way despite having looked threataning.

Dundee come close again as they press for that goal that could make a dofference to their game.

Albion make a change with Connor Kelly making his way for Ray Gordon.

Dundee are playing much better 25 minutes into the second half.

The game turns into somewhat a midfield battle for possession.

Albion keeper is in the book for a bad challenge whilst attempting to clear the Dundee ball he clashes with the opposition.

As the game progresses we see Albion hit the wodwork and have another player enter the book this time Bryan Lovie seeing yellow.

GOAL
Dundee 0-3 Albion
Chris Liversedge seals his man of the match performance with a well deserved goal from a tough angle.

Albion's Liam Meldrum leaves the field early through injury and is replaced with Jack Stewart.

More pressure from Albion as they yet again force a save.

GOAL
Dundee 0-4 Albion
Devin Kennedy-Colbert makes sure it is a very good evening for Albion by adding their 4th almost right before the full time whistle goes.

FULL TIME:
Dundee 0-4 Albion

Perhaps 4-0 is an unfair result for Dundee as they wern't thrashed in terms of their performance, however it is without question a deserved win for Albion.

Manager's comment:
None available

Man of the Match:
Albion's no.14 Chris Liversedge

Sunderland FC v St.Johnstone FC

Wednesday 21st July
2.45PM
Sunderland FC v St.Johnstone FC
Report by Kim Middleton

It is St.Johnstone who have the majority of the possession in the early stages of this afternoon kick off in the pouring rain.

It promises to be a highly competitive match by the look of things early on. Both teams showing aggression and determination to win every ball.

St.Johnstone are awarded a free kick 5 minutes into the game with both Andrew Steeves and Gareth Rodger over the ball – Steeves takes it however it results in a Sunderland goal kick.

More pressure from the Saints as they are awarded another free kick – this time Scott Gray takes it forcing a save from Sunderland's stopper Joel Dixon.

The game is somewhat physical with yet another free kick awarded to St.Johnstone.

Some promising football from the Saints in the opening 10 minutes – the game a little stop-start due to fouls.

It doesn't look as if the referee will be able to keep his cards in hos pockets much longer as Sunderland's Nathan Lowe receives a warning.

Sunderland's Liam Agnew has impressed in the first quarter of an hour.

The first booking of the game arrives with St.Johnstone's Allistair Gilmour seeing yellow and a free kick awarded to Sunderland.

It is Sunderland who are now looking threataning with some impressive football coming from them.

A chance for Sunderland as a free kick eventually leads to Jonathan Burn heading over the bar.

On the 20 minute mark a shot from range goes over the bar for St.Johnstone – the game now very open with both teams threataning on the break.

Sunderland's George Honeyman shoots from long range and misses only marginally – keeping the Saints on their toes.

Soon after Honeyman comes close again from a similar distance – he is looking very sharp.

End to end with both teams searching for a goal to give them the lead at the break.

GOAL
Sunderland 0-1 St.Johnstone
On the half hour mark St.Johnstone are awarded a penalty after a foul prevents a goal scoring opportunity – Andrew Steeves steps up and scores with confidence to the right of Sunderland's Dixon. Very good penalty.

Sunderland however react very well to going behind and quickly search for an equaliser applying pressure with Liam Agnew going wide.

St.Johnstone break with pace but the ball is over-run – this promts the half time whistle.

HALF TIME
Sunderland 0-1 St.Johnstone

The second half begins and things are just as competitive as before.

GOAL
Sunderland 0-2 St.Johnstone
With barely any time to settle into the game St.Johnstone double their lead when Callum Donnelly finds the back of the net following a Scott Gray cross.

The scoreline is not an acurate reflection of Sunderland's performance however it shows the difference made by making the most of crucial opportunities.

GOAL
Sunderland 1-2 St.Johnstone
Sunderland remain determained to get back into it and their efforts pay off when they pull a goal back through Daniel Taggart following a good Kieran Martin ball into the box.

St.Johnson bring on Nathan Fishe – the game is now tense as Sunderland push for an equaliser and the Saints look to add to their tally to make their lead more comfortable.

Standing out for the Saints are David Breen and Scott Gray.

Even game still as competitive as it has been from the whistle.

Another Saints player in the book 20 minutes into the second half.

St.Johnstone make another change with Arron Kane coming on for his namesake Chris Kane.

Saints defend their lead as a determained Sunderland press.

Reece Noble forces a save following a very well taken free kick for Sunderland.

Saints sub Nathan Fishe sees yellow as both teams battle it out in a physical and competitive affair.

Sunderland force another save as they continue to press.

St.Johnstone defend well in the closing stages.

RED CARD
In the closing stages Sunderland are reduced to 10 men when Lewis Gibbons denies a goal-scoring opportunity from David Breen.

RED CARD
Not long after Gibbons dismisal – the teams are level in numbers again when Saints' Declan Hannaway sees red following a high footed challenge on Sunderlands Michael Gourley.

Despite the efforts of Sunderland, Saints see out their victory prompting loud celebrations.

FULL TIME: Sunderland 1-2 St.Johnstone


Man of the Match: David Breen.

St Johnstone v Fraserburgh

St Johnstone v Fraserburgh
Match Report by Dana McIntosh

The game got off to an exciting start with Fraserburgh and St Johnstone both playing the really well.

Fraserburgh show some nice play with some quick, sharp passes but too often gave the ball away before it could amount to anything.

St Johnstone were first to the ball in the early stages and were having more shots at goal that Fraserburgh.

Half way through the first half, St Johnstone received a penalty after a bad tackle in the box. Thankfully for Fraserburgh, their goal keeper was the hero after he saved the score at 0-0.

This caused some tension between the two teams and they began to get a lot more competitive, giving away more free kicks and there were a few harsh tackles.

First half ended 0-0

Kick off for second half started off with an quick shot at goal from St Johnston but the keeper was on his toes and saved what was a cracking shot.

Final Score 0-0. Disappointingly after the match the number 5 from St Johnstone was given a yellow card after for his poor attitude and behaviour at the full time whistle.

Player of the Match would go to number 10 for consistent quick feet, passing the ball to team players, getting into space and having a clean slate by the end of the game.

Keith V Celtic

Keith V Celtic

Match Report by Dana McIntosh

In the opening half of the game, both teams played extremely well.

Strong defending and some fantastic goal keeping left both teams seeking an opening goal. Celtic broke the deadlock when number 8 skinned the opposing number 3, leaving the ball at Celtic's number 4, Marcus Fraser's, feet. Fraser then struck the ball into the back of Keith's net.

Keith's goal keeper, Scott Fuerst, showed his great reflexes by saving some fantastic shots – one of which being a great double shot from in the box.

The floodgates opened in the second half and saw a further 8 goals scored, unfortunately for Keith it was 7 for Celtic and just the 1 for Keith.

Keith's only goal came from a fantastically played corner, taken by number (3), meeting number 6, Ewan Calder's, feet. Calder went on to score.

Celtics scorers were, Joseph Chalmers, Joseph O'Brien, Lewis Kidd, James Lindsey, John Herron, Jack Kirwan and Marcus Fraser scored 2.

Fulltime Celtic 8-1 Keith

Man of the Match: Marcus Fraser

St Johnstone V ALC Lewis

St Johnstone V ALC Lewis
Match Report by Dana McIntosh

The match got off to a good start with both teams having a fairly equal number of chances and possession of the ball.

An early goal for St. Johnstone raised the competitive temperature of the match, resulting in a yellow card for the ALC Lewis number 8.

St Johnstone went on to double their lead in the first half with another goal leaving the half time score at 2 – 0.

In the second half, ALC Lewis continued with a spirited performance from their defence but this was eventually broken down with a goal from the St Johnstone's number 4 making it 3-0.

Later on in the game a penalty was given to ALC Lewis, and calmly scored by number 8 who drove the ball into the back of the net.
In the final minutes of the game, a second goal for ALC Lewis by number 9 set up a tense finish. It wasn't to be for Lewis though with the full time whistle blown at 3-2.

Callum Donnelly (10) St. Johnstone, stood out throughout the game as a team player who was showed strong leadership, he was also quick on the ball and gave a few glimpses of real skill.

Faroe Islands v Ross County

Faroe Islands v Ross County
Match Report by Kim Midleton

The opening stages of the game saw some very good football from Ross County.

After only 4 minutes there was an unfortunate incident in which there was a clash of heads beetween Faroe's Kari Hvannastein and County's Kieran Forbes with Forbes coming off the worse and having to make an early exit from the game.

The match remains fairly even in terms of possession. County defend well then follow with a spell of pressure.

Faroe Islands look very sharp when they have the ball however Ross County are successful at keeping them contained. In particular the Faroe's number 10 Ragner Tausen and Ross County's number 7 Gordon Macnab stood out in the early stages.

Sustained Faroe pressure sees a free kick awarded which is taken by Bardur Guttesen and put into penalty box. It is met by a header which forces a decent save from County's keeper Connor Hall.

A chance for Ross County from corner sees John Budge heading the ball over the crossbar.

22minutes in – the game was pretty end to end with half chances either end.

Just before half time a confrontation lands two players in the book – Faroe's Magnus Egilson and County's Jim Kelly both seeing yellow.

Half Time
Ross County 0-0 Faroe Islands.

Both teams could go on to take lead however no clear cut chances to mention at the break. Some glimpses of real talent from Ross County.

GOAL!
Ross County 1-0 Faroe Islands.
Almost as soon as the second half starts Ross County take the lead after the Faroe defence fail to completely clear a County corner. A Calum MacDonald strike putting Ross County ahead.

There is sympathy for the Faroe's on the sidelines as the goal came so quickly after the break – a very bad time to concede.

Faroe Islands press for an equaliser however and it begins to look like it might be on the cards even as they fail to capitalise on a counter attack shortly after going behind when the ball is over-run and County regain possession.

The goal has raised the confidence level in Ross County's team as they look threatening whenever they are on the ball.

GOAL!
Ross County 2-0 Faroe Islands
Gordon McNab doubles the goal tally for Ross County, deserved scoreline – Faroe Island unfortunately have not made the most of their own moments of pressure. Ross County have been the better team this half.

Goalscorer McNab is in the book following a foul – the Faroe Islands players clearly feel it should have been more than a yellow.

Some excellent football from Ross County, accurate passing and with pace. They have had a great game this afternoon.

An injury reduces Faroe to 10 men temporary with their no.3 Roi Av Flotum picking up what appeared to be a foot injury – after a while he is subbed.

Kyle McLoed replaces Ross County's Michael Grimes for the closing stages of the game.

Despite the best efforts of the Faroe's, County's two goals killed the game off as they looked very hard to beat following those.

Full Time
Ross County 2-0 Faroe Islands.

An inspiring performance from Ross County – in particular in the second half, playing very attractive football.

Faroe will be dissappointed they did not make the most of the chances they had – however many positives can be taken from their performance.

Managers Comment:
Ross County -
“Very pleased – not just a battling performance but the better performance. The fact we didn't need to say anything to the lads after the game says it all – very pleased with the result and more so the performance. A very positive and attractive performance and that’s what people want to see.”

Man of the Match:
Gordon Mcnab

Aberdeen FC U14's v Dyce BC U14's

Aberdeen FC U14's v Dyce BC U14's

Match Report by David Barry

To the local football fans this game was expected to be a close match up between the two teams and they did not disappoint.

Within the first two minutes Dyce were in the oppositions box after a good counter and were awarded a penalty after a foul in the box. Ross Cochrane stepped up to take the penalty for Dyce and slotted into the bottom corner. 1-0 to Dyce.

Aberdeen came close to equalising just a few minutes later with Craig Storie hitting a volley from the edge of the box that went over the bar. Aberdeen began to have more of the possession but the Dyce defence stayed strong and were coping with the mounting pressure.

Against the run of play, Dyce went 2-0 ahead after some quick feet from Cameron Buchan played saw the ball hit across the box to Ross Cochrane who got his second of the match.

Aberdeen however kept pressing and on 25 minutes their persistence paid off. An attack down the right side left Craig Storie with some space in the box and he made use of it with a low powerful shot into the keepers far post. Both teams went looking for the next goal as both knew it would a crucial one.

Half time 2-1 Dyce.

In the opening ten minutes of the second half it looked as if Dyce would be next to score, a terrific save from Leonard Wilson and some off- target attempts was all that prevented Dyce from increasing their advantage.

It was clear to see how much this match meant to all the boys on the pitch with a lot of determination and commitment on show. Still searching for that goal to level the score line, Aberdeen came close with 5 minutes to go but good goal keeping from Kyle Donald prevented that. Dyce were able to hold to their lead and won the match.

Full time 2-1 Dyce

Man of the match: Ross Cochrane

Hibs vs Motherwell

Tuesday 20th July
1.00pm
Hibernian FC v Motherwell FC

Match Report by Kimberley Middleton

Hibs and Motherwell battle it out in a 1pm kick of in the sunshine. Motherwell got the game under way.

In the opening stages it was Hibs who created the pressure with an early attempt on goal going wide.

Hibs maintain the pressure with a corner taken by Ryan Baptie allowing Jay Doyle to come close – this is followed by a nervous few moments for Motherwell in front of their goal.

10 minutes into the game it was remained fairly even but with Hibs edging the majority of the possession.

GOAL!
Hibernian 1-0 Motherwell.
As the game moved on Hibs began to dominate and after roughly 20 minutes their pressure pays off as Jay Doyle opens the scoring with a powerful drive. Motherwell's keeper got his fingertips to it however it found its way to the back of the net.

GOAL!
Hibernian 2-0 Motherwell.
Almost within no time at all Motherwell are left shell shocked as Hibernian double their lead. Two goals in as many minutes for Hibs - this time headed in by Jack Brady after the ball was played in from the left.

Shortly after Hibs came close again with a Jay Doyle chip punched away and Sam Stanon putting the re-bound just wide.

A Motherwell free kick is shot directly to goal which is forced to be cleared off the line – however it would not have stood after the linesman flagged for a foul.

With the game approaching half time Hibs applied more pressure in and around Motherwell's penalty box.

Half Time.
The half time whistle goes with a deserved 2-0 lead for Hibs – it could have been even more. Motherwell have shown glimpses of potential yet have been dominated for the majority of the half.

A half time change saw Motherwell switch goal-keepers.

Second half begins and initially it looks to be heading the same way as the first half did with Hibs immediately applying pressure with an attempt on goal going just over the bar within the opening minute of the half.

As the second half progresses Motherwell brighten up and begin to threaten the Hibs goal.

Motherwell break and earn a corner – following which there is a spell of Motherwell pressure with Jonathan Dodd going just wide. It is now all Motherwell – the half time talk must have worked.

Another opportunity from Motherwell proves they have not lost their belief or determination to get back into the game.

10 minutes into the second half and it is as if we are watching a different game – all Motherwell – Kyle Jackson with a chance going marginally wide with a diving header. Motherwell looked more and more threatening but clearly needed that goal.

Motherwell change – Adam Ashgar coming on almost making an immediate impact after coming close to getting the goal Motherwell need.

GOAL
Hibernian 2-1 Motherwell
Game on! Finally Motherwell get their and it had been coming. Ross Stewart sets the goal up for Darren Brownie – suddenly the game has become very interesting.

The game becomes an end to end affair as both teams are aware how significant the next goal is.

Motherwell push and push for an equaliser and the game becomes extremely competitive – becoming more physical in the closing stages.

Full Time.
Motherwell did not want that whistle to come, but relief for Hibs as they manage to see out their 2-1 win. Spirited second half performance from Motherwell and it looked as if they were heading for an equaliser. Credit to Hibs for their outstanding first half performance and for hanging on to their lead. This was very much a game of two halves! Thoroughly entertaining.

Score
Hibernian 2-1 Motherwell.

Managers Comment:
Hibs manager:
“Delighted with the first half fantastic performance – perhaps one or two became a little tired in the second half and Motherwell played very well and could have equalised. Overall I feel we did deserve the win however if Motherwell had equalised then I couldn't have argued with that.”.

Man of the Match:
Bradly Donaldson

Keith v Middlefield

Keith v Middlefield

Match report by Dana McIntosh

The match opened with an early own goal, which was put into the back of Middlefield's net by Christopher Polson of Middlefield. Keith continued to dominate possession and didn't take long to double their lead with a goal from Lee Youngson making it 2 – 0.

Shortly after, Christopher Polson went close to scoring another - his shot from a free kick on target but well saved by Keith's keeper.

Middlefield went on to have a few decent chances , however, Keith's defence remained extremely strong. Middlefield's chances continued and when the ball was driven into the box, the keeper, despite his best efforts, couldn't hold the ball and it was then knocked passed him into the goal. The celebrations were short lived as the linesman flagged, ruling that the goalie's efforts in the build up had been enough to see the ball cross the line for a corner.

Keith's luck continued when Jack Henderson scored their third goal finishing the first half on 3-0.

The second half began similar to the first, with both teams battling hard against one another.

Middlefield came close to scoring from a corner but it was Keith who went on to score.

A crossed ball into the box was met by Keith's number 9, Liam McCall, who went on to fire the ball into the bottom corner of Middlefield's net.

In the remaining minutes, Middlefield continued to press on for a goal but the solid Keith defence proved itself to be unbeatable.

Man of the match: Liam McCall

Buchan Quines v Aberdeen East End FC

Buchan Quines v Aberdeen East End FC

Match Report by Rachel Walker

Both team kick off the match determined to fight for possession of the ball.

Aberdeen nearly opened the scoring with an early chance and had a cracking shot at goal.

Buchan then adapted tactically and began to challenge Aberdeen's every move. As a result neither team was dominant and as the half went on both sides saw good opportunities missed. There were plenty of shots on goal but far too many were off target, sailing high above the net.

Aberdeen finally opened the scoring with a smashing goal straight into the top corner by number 5. Buchan responded immediately and were quickly back on level terms before another goal from Buchan, by their number 10 this time, gave them a hard earned lead.

Aberdeen were still fighting back and didn't let there heads drop but at the break the sides went in with Buchan leading 2-1.

The half time team talk by the East End manager clearly had an effect with Aberdeen equalising straight after the break.

Things went from bad to worse for Buchan when the keeper was injured in the move leading up to the goal. The replacement goalie for Buchan, no 6, had a great second half.

As the game went on both teams were making big efforts to try add to the scoreline but it wasn't to be. An engrossing second half ended 2-2.

Player of the match: Katrina Innes number 11 for Buchan Quines. She played consistently to a high standard and was solid in defence from start to finish.

Aberdeen U14's v Falkirk U14's

Aberdeen U14's  v  Falkirk U14's
Match report by Kimberley Middleton
 
Opening stages promised a tense and competitive game – which proved to be the case.  The first 10 minutes were fairly even, both teams appeared to want the win as much as each other and both were really going for it. 
 
It became somewhat physical and after around 10 minutes Falkirk's No.9 – Connor Hogg  picked up an unpleasant injury.  It appeared worrying as he was down for a fair amount of time and required treatment.  He managed to struggle on but after around 10 minutes he had to be replaced by Falkirk's No.14 Michael Martin. 
 
Falkirk soon after were forced to make yet another change through injury.
 
The game remained fairly even, if anyone was edging slightly in possession it was Falkirk, however Aberdeen's defence remained solid.
 
The game continued to be a clean game, yet remained a fierce and competitive encounter. 
 
Goalless at half time.
 
Second half continued in the same vein as the first with both teams giving their all for a breakthrough.  Aberdeen began to dominate possession – yet they could not capitalise from it despite a couple of half chances.
 
Somewhat against the run of play Falkirk took the lead with a scrappy goal - No.10. Cameron Armstrong making it 1-0.
 
Aberdeen recover well however, they are awarded a free kick taken by No.18 Michael Kelly, which Falkirk fail to deal with completely, a scrappy clearance allowing a powerful header from No.8 – Craig Storrie found the back of the net following a deflection off the post, 1-1.
 
Neither team looked ready to settle for a draw, the game remaining as competitive as it had from kick off until the final whistle. 
 
A very competitive and physical game overall, however nothing malicious occurred.
 
Very positive to see two teams go for the win from start to finish. 
 
Man of the Match: Aberdeen defender No.4 Glen Smith for a consistent and solid performance.

Message to AIFF Players from Alex McLeish

Aberdeen and Scotland legend Alex McLeish took time out today from preparation for the new Premier League season with Birmingham City to send a personal message to players taking part in the Aberdeen International Football Festival.

The Birmingham City manager was speaking following the launch of a Grampian Police campaign that will run throughout this years tournament and is designed to combat substance abuse, racism and promote road safety.

Police officers will give talks and demonstrations and will be on hand at Balgownie at various points throughout this week and are more than happy to respond to any questions from players or to have a chat.

Speaking last night, Alex McLeish said:

"The Aberdeen International Football Festival has gone from strength to strength over the last 30 years, attracting clubs from all over the world. It is fitting that the 30th anniversary should be used to promote messages against racism and underage drinking.

And the former Scotland manager added: "There is simply no place for racism in the game and I'm pleased to see young people are being given the right advice about how to conduct themselves.

"Becoming a professional footballer is more competitive than ever and the physical demands required to make it in the game mean that kids need to look after themselves and make healthy lifestyle choices.

"Young people cannot be expected to be taken seriously as athletes if they go about getting drunk or using racist language. Having the right attitude is key to making a success of yourself whether it's in football or any other walk of life.

“Football is crying out for young players to be the future of football. There's an opportunity provided they dedicate themselves to the sport and avoid the pitfalls.”

Deveronvale v Regensburg 19/07/2010

Match report by Dana McIntosh

The Deveronvale v Regensburg match was another high scoring, entertaining game.

The scoring was opened by a quick goal for Regensburg. The Regensburg girls kept Deveronvale working right up until half time when the score was 0 – 3.

During the second half, Regensburg scored a further 5 goals making the score 0 – 8.

It was an intense match, both teams were highly determined. There was a glimmer of hope for Deveronvale's when they scored in the second half but the goal, however, was disallowed.

During the second half, Regensburg scored a further 5 goals making the score 0 – 8 at full time.

Annie Regensburg stood out – playing a strong game and using good skill throughout.

Player of the match - Annie Regensburg

Birmingham City v Faroe Islands

Birmingham City v Faroe Islands - Monday 19th July 4.15pm

Match Report by Kimberley Middleton

Birmingham got the game underway in the now rainy late afternoon kick-off.

Birmingham enjoyed the brightest start to the game, playing easy on the eye, one touch football and enjoying the majority of the early possession.

Faroe Islands began to enter the game, however neither team caused any real threat in the early stages.

Around 20 minutes into the game there was a good period of pressure from Birmingham. This was followed by an attempt by Faroe's Rasmus Dan Sorensen - the closest anyone had yet come to scoring.

A nervous moment for Birmingham's saw George Westwood go down injured but he was able to run it off and continue.

Shortly before half time the Faroe's no.4 Allan Hansen had an injury scare however after a short period of time he was able to continue.

Half time whistle goes – 0-0. So far, Birmingham have looked sharp and positive but are yet to produce anything really threatening. Faroe Islands are playing well – when they have possession they look quick and dangerous however they don't seem to keep the ball long enough to create many opportunities. They have however created the best chance of the game so far courtesy of Soresen.

Not long after the re-start, Birmingham were awarded a free kick which was taken by no.10 Liam Trueslove. He went for a direct free kick, a very good attempt that went just over the crossbar.

Around 15 minutes into the second half saw Birmingham change with No.14 Ashley Carter - who has clearly worked hard today – replaced with no.9 Ebancs

GOAL - 1-0 Birmingham. A very good individual effort from Chad Stevens. He has played well so far, despite being a little isolated at times. With great skill he broke the Faroe defence to open the scoring,

Faroe Islands continued to frustrate Birmingham and are by no means out of the game.

Shortly after receiving a yellow card, goalscorer Chad Stevens was subbed, replaced by Reece Webb.

As the game progressed the game opened up with the clear ability of both sides evident.

Full time whistle goes – Birmingham City 1-0 Faroe Islands. A game of few chances but of overall good quality. At times they seemed to cancel each other out. Overall Birmingham deserve there win based on possession, perhaps they should have created more opportunities with it.

Standing out was Birmingham's no.7 Foday Nabay who looked as one of Birmingham's most active players – he was involved from start to finish and impressed despite his relatively young age of 12.

Man of the Match: Foday Nabay.

Match Report: Peterhead U16's v Motherwell U16's

Peterhead U16's v Motherwell U16's

Match Report by Dana McIntosh

This mornings match between north east side Peterhead and Motherwell was a good, highly watchable contest, with both teams clearly motivated from kick-off.

In the first half, both sides were evenly matched. Both had a number of opportunities on goal and an equal amount of possession, with the half time score of 0-0 a fair reflection.

The second half again got off to a good start, with each side playing at a higher level to try and secure the win. The break through finally came when Jonathan Black scored for Motherwell.

The match ended on a high for Motherwell and no 10 Mason Robertson in particular after he secured the man of the match award. Robertson showed good quality and a variety of skills through out the game.

Man of the match: Mason Robertson - Motherwell

Match Report - Celtic U16's v Middlefield Wasps U16's

After a lot of build up, this morning saw the first games of this years tournament take place.

As part of the AIFF blog we will be including match reports from a selection of this years games. Unfortunately we can't cover them all but we will do our best to make sure we get round as many teams as possible. If there are any fixtures you would really like to see covered, leave us a comment and we will do our best.

To get us under way we saw local Aberdeen team, Middlefield Wasps take on Glasgow giants Celtic.


Celtic U16's v Middlefield Wasps U16's

Match Report by Kimberley Middleton

Celtic got this years festival off to a flyer by threatening immediately with a decent attempt from 25 yards. Celtic dominated the opening stages with Middlefield Wasps managing to keep them out with confident defending and a couple of on target Celtic shots saved by the Wasps goal-keeper.

Despite Middlefield's best efforts, Celtic's dominance paid off after 10 minutes after the deadlock was broken with a strike that cut open the opposition defence with some pace.

Following the opener the floodgates opened with Middlefield Wasps struggling to keep the ball for any significant period of time.

The Middlefield keeper continued to impress. His good reflexes, along with a disallowed goal for Celtic, ruled offside despite initial celebrations, prevented Celtic from going further ahead.

Middlefield where unable to hold out however and by the half an hour mark some clinical Celtic finishing meant it was 4-0.

A further two goals in quick succession make the scoreline was 6-0 to Celtic at the break with goals from Christian McKenna, Lewis Kidd and a brace for Paul George and Denny Johnstone.

The second half started similar to the first, with Middlefield Wasps looking to have regained a little confidence and playing sharper.

Middlefield Wasp's showed glimpses of their potential in the opening stages of the second half with a break down the left and a decent cross however the eventual attempt was unfortunately hit over the bar.

Celtic soon continued their dominance and were rewarded with their seventh goal following a break through the centre with pace. The Celtic goals just kept coming but credit must be paid to Middlefield Wasps for their efforts and their never say die attitude.

An injury to the Middlefield wasps keeper forced him to switch with their no.15 for the reminder of the game.

At the full time whistle it finished 12-0 Celtic, with 2nd half goals from
Christian McKenna, Jamie Lindsay, Michael Fulton, Marcus Fraser and two for Jack Kirwan.

Overall, despite a confident start from Middlefield Wasps it was a very one sided match. A very clean game with no bookings to report, only the odd foul with set pieces awarded. Very positive to see such sporting play in one of the first games of the tournament.

Man of the match - Joe Chalmers

SUE TRAVELLING IN STYLE FOR THE 30TH AIFF

Inverurie’s I & K Motors is playing its part to ensure the success of this summer’s 30th Aberdeen International Football Festival by supplying the organisation with its own distinctive, liveried vehicle.

Driving the smart white Vauxhall Astra around the North east over the next few weeks is AIFF Event and Sponsorship Manager Sue Ellis who is delighted with her new transport. “My job involves a substantial amount of travelling so it’s a huge thanks to I & K for making that task so much easier. The car is also a fabulous mobile advert for the new AIFF branding which was designed to coincide with the milestone of the 30th anniversary.”

This year’s festival, sponsored by Rotech Group and featuring the likes of Aberdeen, Celtic, Hibs, Sunderland, Dundee United, Stavanger and the Faroe Islands, will be held at Balgownie Playing Fields for the first time in its history, commencing on Monday 19th July, with Finals Day the following Saturday taking place at the fabulous Aberdeen Sports Village.

Further details regarding the AIFF, including sponsorship and advertising opportunities, can be found on www.aiff-aberdeen.com

*Photo shows Sue being handed the keys for her new car by Bill Duncan, I & K Motors, General Manager


Ends 31st May 2010


For info – Dave Macdermid – 07710 580148 dave.macdermid@bigpartnership.co.uk