William Hill Championship
Queen’s Park vs Raith Rovers
Friday, 2nd May 2025
7:45pm
Stark’s Park, Kirkcaldy
Tickets are now on sale for our final Championship fixture of the season and can be bought by clicking here.
Book your bus seat for just £10 by clicking here.
Match Ticket Prices:
Adult: £22
Over-65: £15
Student: £15
Under-18: £10
Under 12*: £6
*Under 12s tickets can only be purchased with an adult or 65+ ticket.
Carer and Wheelchair tickets must be bought directly through Queen’s Park.
If any fans have any issues, you can call 0141 632 1275 or email tickets@queensparkfc.co.uk.
Additional Info:
Hampden Park is a cashless stadium, and there will therefore be no cash accepted at turnstiles or kiosks.
There will be QR codes at turnstiles for at-match ticket purchases.
No drums or musical instruments are allowed, including megaphones.
Flags are allowed but will be searched.
Bar 1867 will be open at the City Stadium (formerly Lesser Hampden) for both sets of fans.
Any coaches/mini buses should park in blue car park, with entry via Cathcart Road.
Rovers supporters in cars should park in the yellow car park – click here for directions to turnstiles from yellow car park.
Match Preview
It’s the final league game of the 2024/25 campaign this Friday evening, and it’s all to play for, as Raith Rovers head to Hampden to face Queen’s Park.
Barry Robson’s side can still qualify for the top four positions and the Premiership playoffs, but need a win in this one and then hope Partick Thistle lose at title chasing Livingston.
If Partick Thistle manage a point in West Lothian, then Rovers would have to win by four clear goals against the Spiders to finish fourth on goals scored.
Queen’s Park on the other hand have secured safety in the second tier for another season, although they could overhaul Dunfermline who are directly above them in seventh in the table, and take with it an increase in prize money.
Raith do have a decent away record against the Spiders. They’re currently on a five game unbeaten run and have lost just once in 13 away meetings with Queen’s, with their only defeat in that spell coming in a 1-0 loss at Ochilview in 2022.
Their results in this fixture overall have been a mixed bag this season though.
The first match in October finished 1-1, with Jack Hamilton’s first half penalty cancelled out by a fine strike from Liam McLeish in the second period.
Rovers did get all three points at the national stadium just before Christmas though, with Lewis Jamieson and Aidan Connolly the Rovers scorers in a 2-1 win.
It was a completely different story the last time the two sides came together in Kirkcaldy in March though, on an afternoon where nothing went right for the home side, as Callum Davidson’s men produced a 4-0 hammering.
Friday evening’s match referee is Ryan Lee.
Head-to-Head Record:
Queen’s Park Wins: 37
Raith Rovers Wins: 54
Draws: 28