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Moray is a must-win for Ross Sutherland in Caledonia North Two survival bid, says head coach Mann


By Will Clark

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Ross Sutherland are facing a must-win bottom of the table clash at Moray after losing 20–15 to Aberdeenshire in Invergordon.

Despite picking up a losing bonus point at the Naval Grounds, the Stags remain eight points behind the Elgin outfit albeit with a game in hand.

Ross Sutherland are eight points adrift at the bottom of Caledonia North Two. Picture: Peter Carson
Ross Sutherland are eight points adrift at the bottom of Caledonia North Two. Picture: Peter Carson

With only the bottom team being relegated from Caledonia North Two, head coach John Mann says victory is vital.

“It’s a big one as its eighth versus seventh,” says Mann.

“Moray are eight points ahead and we have a game in hand.

“But a week ago we were chasing Banff but with one win they have jumped up to fifth.

“So it is gung-ho chasing down Moray, it is a big game and we’re going into it fairly confident.

“Four points is a must, five would be a luxury.”

Read more in today's North Star.


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