The decisive goal came in the second half from Seb Drozd. Goalkeeper Calum Ferrie played a pivotal role, notably saving a last-minute penalty to secure the victory for Queen’s Park. This marks Queen’s Park’s first Scottish Cup win over Rangers since 1882 and is considered one of the most significant shocks in Scottish football history.
This defeat is particularly notable for Rangers, as it is their first loss to lower league opposition in the Scottish Cup since their infamous defeat to Berwick Rangers in the 1966-67 season, and their first-ever home defeat to lower league opposition in this competition.
Queen’s Park’s victory propels them into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup, a significant achievement for the Championship club.
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