Sunday, 05 September 2010
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Still: Played poorly but went through / Anderson: Spirit was outstanding Print E-mail
Keith won a penalty shootout to see off Deveronvale in the quarter finals of the Evening Express Aberdeenshire Cup. Chris Mountford had twice equaliser after Keith efforts from Cammy Keith and Dean Donaldson had the Maroons in front on two occasions.

However, after Bryan Dlugonski missed from the spot for the visitors, Derek Nicol stepped up to win it for Keith. Brian Barclay spoke to both managers after the shootout had been decided.

Darren Still (Keith)
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Snippets: It wasn't a good performance from us and the only thing I can take out of it is that we played poorly but still won the game. I don't think in recent times that would have happened so there was a bit about us.

I was disappointed with a few aspects of our play. I was disappointed with the ball retention of the team - it wasn't good enough. We weren't tight enough to players overall and despite a few words to the players at half time, we improved slightly in the second half but not enough.

Scott Anderson (Deveronvale)
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Snippets: The spirit of the performance was outstanding. I am over the moon with the performance and everyone who was here would have seen that we created more chances than in the three games we have played so far.

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Four out for Turriff / Three back for Keith Print E-mail
Turriff United and Keith have met four times since The Haughs outfit came into the Highland League at the start of last season and have shared a total of 27 goals so supporters looking for attacking intent
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Keith progress on penalties despite valiant Vale performance Print E-mail
Keith took the lead in the tenth minute with Camy Keith netting his seventh goal of the season.  It began with a Vale attack, Stephen Gauld running from halfway, past Phil McCall
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Lonie back but several Keith doubts / Lombardi returns for Vale Print E-mail
Two sides who have made contrasting starts to the season are Keith and Deveronvale but a closely-fought cup tie is still predicted at Kynoch Park as the home side look to continue their fine run while
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Still: Mixed feelings / Tindal: Boys got us out of another hole Print E-mail

Both Keith and Cove Rangers had to settle for a point in their eagerly-anticipated clash at Kynoch Park. The Maroons had led by two goals to nil but for the second week in a row, the Toonsers battled

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