Side as MacIntyre dons his shinty boots

where he can see the ball coming, but he couldn’t play full-back where it would be more difficult. It was great to rally to grab the points we really needed.”

Lochaber were 1-0 up at half-time but Cabers stormed back to go 4-2 up before the home comeback ended with Delaney’s 84th-minute winner. Ben Delaney, Stuart Callison and Finlay Macdonald grabbed the other Lochaber goals with Craig Morrison’s double, James MacLeod and Kevin Bartlett counting for Cabers.

Newtonmore made it seven straight wins with a 5-0 victory at home to Kinlochshiel.

There were doubles for Evan Menzies and Glen Mackintosh and a screamer from Michael Russell to put More in the mood for this weekend’s MacTavish Cup semi-final derby with Kingussie.

Padraig MacNeil scored twice in his first start as Fort William bean visitors Bute 5-0 to maintain their National Division 100% record.

Co-manager Victor Smith said: “He is the son of club legend Scott MacNeil and it was great to see the 19-yearold make the most of his opportunity.”

Lewis Morrison, Lachie Shaw and Lewis Clark also netted as Fort made it six in a row.

“It was great to rally to grab the points we really needed”

No slight return: Danny Delaney, left, scored twice for Lochaber against Caberfeidh at Spean Bridge