Food hygiene ratings in Highland

Four Highland takeaways have closed after being cited by environmental health officers. Sweet&Spicy in Alness, Bengal Spice in High Street and Shelina Spice in Provost Sinclair Road all faced closure last month. A senior environmental health officer at the Highland Council said: "We have taken the decision to shut these premises down as a result of their failing to meet food safety standards."

Both teams had a tough time getting into the opponents' territory, and that was evident in both teams' defensive play. Highland dominated the first half, scoring 14 points off turnovers. Its first score came from a putback by quarterback Kaleb Herbert, after a botched handoff. While both teams struggled to move the ball into their opponents' territory, both teams had several key takeaways. For one, the Highland defense forced Brophy into three costly turnovers.