Rangers suffered a historic 1-0 defeat to second-tier Queen’s Park in the Scottish Cup, marking their first loss to this team since 1948. Substitute Seb Drozd scored the decisive goal in the 69th minute, and goalkeeper Calum Ferrie secured the win by saving a stoppage-time penalty from James Tavernier.
This unexpected exit has intensified scrutiny on manager Philippe Clement, with many fans at Ibrox expressing their frustration and calling for his immediate dismissal. Despite the mounting pressure, Clement remains confident about his position, emphasizing the team’s ongoing rebuilding process and the numerous goal-scoring opportunities created during the match.
The defeat is considered one of Rangers’ most significant cup upsets, especially given their struggles in domestic and European competitions this season. Queen’s Park’s disciplined performance earned them a spot in the quarter-finals for the first time since 1957.
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