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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2026 · 11 MIN

Highland League Weekly Ep 22 | Fraserburgh Capitalise as Freeze Halts Fixtures | Match Analysis

from Highland League Weekly - The Podcast · host DC Thomson

A weekend dominated by winter weather still delivers major talking points in the Highland League, as Fraserburgh make the most of being the only side in action. In this abridged episode of Highland League Weekly, Ryan Crail is joined by Colin Laird to analyse Fraserburgh’s convincing victory over Wick Academy — the sole Highland League fixture to survive the big freeze. The panel breaks down a dominant first-half display, Fraser Mackie’s impact on his return, and how the result keeps the Broch firmly in the title conversation. There’s also discussion on Wick Academy’s response after the break, key injuries, and the wider implications for the league table with so many fixtures postponed, before turning attention to recent managerial changes elsewhere in the division. ⚽ Full Fraserburgh vs Wick Academy analysis ❄️ Impact of postponements across the league 📊 Title race context and managerial talking points

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