Match Preview: Queen’s Park

We have received an allocation of 208 tickets for this fixture.

Given the limited amount available, tickets have been distributed via a ballot system, open exclusively to Season Ticket holders.

Paper tickets must be collected from Stark’s Park before the matchday. Any uncollected tickets can be picked up at the City Stadium prior to kick-off (details will be shared with successful applicants).

This ballot is now closed.

Ticket Prices

Adults: £24
Over 65s / Students: £17
Under 18s: £12
Under 12s: £8*

*Under 12s must be accompanied by an Adult or Over-65 ticket holder.

Ambulant disabled supporters will be charged the appropriate price as per their age category.

Wheelchair users should contact our Ticket Office directly on 01592 263514 to arrange access and purchase details.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as demand once again exceeds supply.

Match Preview

Raith Rovers make their first journey to the new look Lesser Hampden this weekend, as they travel to Glasgow to take on Queen’s Park. 

The Spiders sit ninth in the table, three points ahead of Airdrieonians and a point behind Ross County, who were the last side they defeated up in Dingwall on the 20th of September. 

Since then, Sean Crighton’s side have gone seven games without a win, with scoring goals their biggest problem with just two scored during that winless streak. 

However, that spell has also coincided with an injury to key forward Josh Fowler, who made his first start since the beginning of October, albeit he was unable to prevent his side going down to a 5-0 loss at Partick Thistle. 

However, with 10 goals to his name already this season in just 14 appearances, he’s clearly the player Raith need to closely keep an eye on. 

There may also be some familiar faces in the home starting XI too, with former Rovers stalwarts Euan Murray and Aidan Connolly both regular starters for Queen’s. 

The previous meeting this season was the opening day of the season at Stark’s Park, where the sides drew 1-1 thanks to a penalty apiece, with Michael Ruth opening the scoring for Queen’s before Dylan Easton equalised for Raith. 

It may be a good thing for Rovers that the game is in Glasgow, as they’ve now went four home games without a win over Saturday’s opponents, but are unbeaten in five away games against the hosts. 

Saturday’s match referee will be Calum Scott. 

Head-To-Head Record:

Raith Rovers wins: 55

Queen’s Park wins: 37

Draws: 29

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