Queen of the South vs Cove Rangers, 2024-25 Scottish Championship Promotion/Relegation Playoffs, Semifinals

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Queen of the South are hosting Cove Rangers at Palmerston Park, Dumfries, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Championship Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Championship Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

Venue: Palmerston Park
Location: Dumfries, Scotland
Attendance: 1,784

Line-Ups

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

No.	Name
1	Ross Stewart (GK)
2	Michael Hewitt
5	Matt Douglas
16	Jack Hannah
6	Harry Cochrane
4	Reece Lyon
7	Liam Smith
22	Oscar Macintyre
12	Adam Brooks
29	Jordan Allan
10	Kai Kennedy

Queen of the South Substitutes:

Fraser Bryden, Lewis O'Donnell, Benjamin Luissint, Murray Johnson, Joe Thomson, Taylor Charters, Jack Brydon, Josh Walker, Kyle Doherty.

Cove Rangers (4-4-2)

No.	Name
1	Nick Suman (GK)
15	Arron Darge
6	William Gillingham
7	Ryan Harrington
3	Michael Doyle
8	Blair Yule
17	Findlay Marshall
22	Adam Emslie
18	Dylan Lobban
9	Mitchel Megginson
24	Fraser Fyvie

Cove Rangers Substitutes:

Conor Scully, Grady Mcgrath, Declan Glass, Jack Robertson, Finlay Murray, Liam Parker, Miles Gaffney.

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