Queen of the South vs Stenhousemuir, 2024-25 Scottish League One

· Scottish League One
Queen of the South
  • 59': Fraser Bryden
  • 63': Harry Cochrane (P)
FT
2 - 0
Stenhousemuir

    About

    Queen of the South are hosting Stenhousemuir at Palmerston Park, Dumfries, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish League One.

    Match Timeline

    • 47': Blair Alston (Stenhousemuir) Substitution at 47'
    • 58': Fraser Bryden (Queen of the South) Substitution at 58'
    • 59': Fraser Bryden (Queen of the South) Goal at 59'
    • 59': Oscar Macintyre (Queen of the South) Substitution at 59'
    • 63': Harry Cochrane (Queen of the South) Penalty - Scored at 63'
    • 71': Corey O' Donnell (Stenhousemuir) Substitution at 71'
    • 71': Bobby Mcluckie (Stenhousemuir) Substitution at 71'
    • 71': Scott Tomlinson (Stenhousemuir) Substitution at 71'
    • 72': Lewis O'Donnell (Queen of the South) Substitution at 72'
    • 78': Ross Stewart (Queen of the South) Yellow Card at 78'
    • 79': Corey O' Donnell (Stenhousemuir) Penalty - Saved at 79'
    • 85': Kinlay Bilham (Stenhousemuir) Substitution at 85'
    • 87': Michael Anderson (Stenhousemuir) Yellow Card at 87'
    • 90': Josh Walker (Queen of the South) Substitution at 90'
    • 90'+2': Blair Alston (Stenhousemuir) Yellow Card at 92'

    Statistics

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    14 Fouls 8
    2 Yellow Cards 1
    0 Red Cards 0
    0 Offsides 0
    5 Corner Kicks 2
    3 Saves 8
    41 Possession 59
    12 SHOTS 7
    8 ON GOAL 5
    0.7 On Target % 0.7
    0 Penalty Goals 1
    1 Penalty Kicks Taken 1
    0 Accurate Passes 0
    0 Passes 0
    0.0 Pass Completion % 0.0
    0 Accurate Crosses 0
    0 Crosses 0
    0.0 Cross % 0.0
    0 Long Balls 0
    0 Accurate Long Balls 0
    0.0 Long Balls % 0.0
    0 Blocked Shots 0
    0 Effective Tackles 0
    0 Tackles 0
    0.0 Tackle % 0.0
    0 Interceptions 0
    0 Effective Clearances 0
    0 Clearances 0

    Game Information

    Competition: Scottish League One

    Venue: Palmerston Park
    Location: Dumfries, Scotland
    Attendance: 2,242

    SPFL League One Table

    # TEAM GP GD PTS
    1 Alloa Athletic 0 0 0
    2 Cove Rangers 0 0 0
    3 East Fife 0 0 0
    4 Hamilton Academical 0 0 0
    Full Table

    Line-Ups

    QOS Queen of the South (3-1-4-2)

    No. Name
    1 Ross Stewart (GK) Yellow Card
    5 Matt Douglas
    16 Jack Hannah
    2 Michael Hewitt
    4 Reece Lyon
    6 Harry Cochrane
    8 Benjamin Luissint
    7 Liam Smith
    10 Kai Kennedy
    29 Jordan Allan
    12 Adam Brooks
    Queen of the South Substitutes:
    Kyle Doherty, Fraser Bryden, Lewis O'Donnell, Josh Walker, Joe Thomson, Oscar Macintyre, Jack Brydon, Murray Johnson.

    STE Stenhousemuir (4-1-3-2)

    No. Name
    1 Darren Jamieson (GK)
    25 Sam Fisher
    4 Gregor Buchanan
    6 Nathaniel Wedderburn
    15 Kyle Banner
    2 Ross Meechan
    20 Kyle Jacobs
    21 Kelsey Ewen
    17 Michael Anderson Yellow Card
    10 Matt Yates
    9 Matthew Aitken
    Stenhousemuir Substitutes:
    Bobby Mcluckie, Kinlay Bilham, Blair Alston, Scott Tomlinson, Joe Morrison, Corey O' Donnell.

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