Queen of Sth Club details

Also known as

The Doonhamers

Ground

Palmerston Park

CAPACITY 6,412
LENGTH 110 yards
WIDTH 73 yards

Manager

Allan Johnston

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Queen of Sth	17	5	6	6
Dunfermline	199	88	61	50
Kilmarnock	67	20	36	11
Queen of Sth	47	35	5	7

Year Formed

1919

Chairman

Address	Palmerston Park
	Dumfries

Post Code	DG2 9BA
Website	www.qosfc.com/

Current Squad

NA Ryan Gibson (G)
1 Robby McCrorie (G)
20 Jack Leighfield (G)
30 Craig Burns (G)
NA A Trialist (D)
2 Scott Mercer (D)
3 Kevin Holt (D)
4 Lee Kilday (D)
5 Darren Brownlie (D)
8 Lewis Kidd (D)
18 Callum Semple (D)
22 Ewan Gourlay (D)
27 Daniel Harvey (D)
NA Robbie Ivison (M)
NA Nicky Low (M)
NA Ian McGrath (M)
NA Abdul Osman (M)
NA Archie Sheppard (M)
NA Trialist (M)
NA Dean Watson (M)
NA Callum Williams (M)
6 Daniel Pybus (M)
14 Andrew McCarthy (M)
15 Darren Lyon (M)
19 Owen Bell (M)
22 Daniel Norman (M)
23 Daniel Irving (M)
26 Benjamin Luissint (M)
7 Connor Murray (F)
9 Jack Hamilton (F)
10 Gary Oliver (F)
11 Stephen Dobbie (F)
19 Faissal El-Bakhtaoui (F)
21 Ross Irving (F)
25 Michael Paton (F)
29 Michael Williamson (F)

Queen of Sth in Scottish Championship

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
4	Dundee	8	3	3	2	-1	12
5	Morton	8	3	1	4	-9	10
6	Queen of Sth	8	2	3	3	-2	9
7	Arbroath	8	2	2	4	-5	8
8	Alloa	8	2	2	4	-6	8

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Switzerland v Ireland

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Switzerland haven’t lost a competitive home match since 2014 – a run stretching 14 games

Expert verdict

Ireland will need to sharpen up in attack to take a positive result from their pivotal Euro 2020 qualification clash against Switzerland in Geneva. Ireland missed a huge chance to cement their place in Group D’s top two after a dour 0-0 draw against Georgia on Saturday, though one more victory from their remaining pair of fixtures will still see them qualify for next year’s showpiece. Switzerland have little to fear from the Irish frontline and should harness the energy of their buoyant support to break down the visitors.

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