A winner from Logan Macaulay Mill was enough for Deveronvale Under 14s to grab an important win against an improved Dyce side, the result meant Vale go level on points with Dyce, it's good preparation for the Banff side heading into Saturdays Scottish Cup match away to Palace Park in Glasgow.

The result is a set back for Dyce who had a depleted squad however the Aberdeen side have enjoyed some fantastic results so far this season drawing with East End Lewis and beating Cove Youth.

Dyce took the lead with the game only two minutes old, Max Cheung got clear of the Deveronvale right back before going through on goal, his effort hit the post before Callum Taylor unfortunately knocked the ball into his own net, a good start from Dyce but there was still 68 minutes of football to play and anything could have happened.

Vale equalised on 10 minutes, a good ball down the channel was met by Lucas Sey and the striker guided a fine effort into the bottom left hand corner past Grant Moroney to guide the hosts level.

The hosts took the lead just two minutes later, Vale were playing some fantastic football and a Callum Taylor pass found Jake West who had an audacious effort into the bottom left hand corner past a stranded Moroney.

Dyce equalised three minutes before the interval, a corner kick from the right hand side wasn't cleared by the Vale backline and Dylan Boyce guided home a fine header past Curtis West.

Deveronvale started the second half brightly and Logan Macaulay Mill threatened the Dyce defence on a number of occasions, he had two chances which went over the bar, Lucas Sey also tried to get Vale back in front however a good save from Moroney denied the striker.

The game was described as a battle with the heavy pitch and the wintry conditions, a ball from Robert Douglas found Damon Collins however a good save from West denied the Dyce forward.

Vale took the lead with 10 minutes left, a through ball was met by Macaulay Mill and he found the net this time making no mistake from 14 yards giving Moroney no chance.

The hosts kicked on after that and had further chances to add to the tally, a ball by Macaulay Mill found Nathan Scott however his effort was denied by Moroney.

Congratulations to Deveronvale and commiserations to Dyce.