After a break due to the Scottish Cup last weekend, we return to action tomorrow with a trip to East Fife in league one.

The Fifers currently sit sixth in the table, three places and nine points behind ourselves but do have a game in hand. The hosts claimed all three points when we last visited Bayview in September as Tommy Goss and Nathan Austin scored either side of Reece Lyon in a two-one victory.

While in November two goals in the opening ten minutes of the game at Palmerston from Liam Smith and Jack Stott gave us a half time lead and Kurtis Guthrie rounded off the scoring just before the hour mark to secure maximum points with a three-nil win.

Ahead of the game tomorrow, Manager Peter Murphy said “We didn’t have a game last weekend but it probably came at a good time as was a chance for the players to have a much-needed rest. As we return to playing, we are looking to pick up where we left off and get more points on the board. The last time we were at Bayview we let ourselves down as we lost the battle all over the park. We put that right at Palmerston so we will be looking for that kind of performance tomorrow.”

Supporters Information

For those travelling up for the game, Queens fans will be housed in Sections H & J in the stand at Bayview. Supporters are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets in advance and can be bought online via the following website https://bit.ly/46FXvMk or by calling 01333 426323.

Please note there are NO cash turnstiles but there will be a ticket window at the ground for those who are unable to purchase in advance.

Admission Prices:

Adults: £20

Concessions: £16 [Over 65s and full-time students]

Under 16: £5

Parent & 1 Child: £23

Parent & 2 Children: £25

Turnstiles will be open from 2:00pm.

Disabled Supporters: Supporters requiring additional assistance should contact East Fife’s Disability Access Officer, Stephen Mill - [email protected] in advance of the match.

Pie Stalls will also open from 2pm and they accept both cash and card. For those arriving early, the Stadium Bar will be open to all supporters from12.15pm.

There is free unreserved parking available adjacent to the stadium.

Kick-off: 3pm

Nineteen year old goalkeeper, Corey Armour has joined the squad as part of our cooperation loan agreement with Kilmarnock.

Corey who has been with the Rugby Park side since he was eleven is no stranger to league one football having spent time on loan at Kelty Hearts last season.

Welcome to the club Corey.

The under 19s were involved in a high scoring cup game last night away at Airdrie.

The boys travelled to the Excelsior Stadium for their latest CAS Cup group match and took the lead through a trememdous stike from Euan Ross who fired a left foot shot into the top corner from just outside the box.

The hosts hit back and scored two to hold the advantage at the break.

Half time: Airdrie 2 Queens 1

Early in the second half, Kylan Hunter scored to level but Airdrie went on to add another before Ross grabbed his second of the night with a free-kick to make it three all.

The goals continued to flow and the home side added a fourth before Queens equalised again as Ross completed his hat-trick.

With twenty minutes to go Queens fitness levels showed and while on the front foot they forced the home keeper to make three good saves but they couldn’t take advantage while on top and unfortunately due to poor game management Airdrie secured the win with a sucker punch in the final minutes.

Full Time: Airdrie 5 Queens 4

The second edition of the official club magazine is now in stock.

In this publication, at the half way point of the season, the Chairman, Manager and CEO all share their views. In the next set of player interviews we get to know Jack Hannah, Liam Smith, Benji Luissint, Kai Kennedy and Brennan Dickenson as people as well as players. More volunteers share their journey and we catch up with Scotland striker, Lyndon Dykes on becoming the highest transfer fee player in our history and his hopes of being on the plane to the World Cup finals in the summer.

The thirty-six pages of exclusive content magazine, priced at £6 is available in the club shop and will be available from our online store. Or from Warwick’s Newsagents in town.

Following their win over Alloa in the opening game, the Under 19s continue their CAS Cup group matches this week with a trip to Airdrie.

The match at the Excelsior Stadium will take place tomorrow, Wednesday 21st January and has an 8.15pm kick off. 

It was a good start to the CAS Cup group matches for the Under 19s tonight, as they beat Alloa 3-0 at Palmerston.

Dan Fyall opened the scoring after 13 minutes in the rearranged game after last week’s postponement. Ben Johnstone then converted a penalty six minutes before the break to give Queens a two goal lead at the interval.  Josh Kelly rounded off the scoring and secured the win with another spot kick in the final stages of the match.

Full Time: Queens 3 Alloa 0

Coach Eddie Warwick said “We are glad to get back into competitive action. We kept busy over the festive period with training and friendlies but it’s great to get the more meaningful fixtures started again.

It was a good win and there were a lot of positives to take from the game but also plenty to work on in the coming days for the lads.”

The U19s are back in action on Saturday when they travel to Islecroft to face Dalbeattie Star in the first round of the Challenge Cup. 

After last week's postponement, the Under 19s welcome Alloa Athletic to Palmerston this evening for their rearranged CAS cup tie.

The usual entry of pay at the gate - £3 per person or free for U16s.

Kick off - 7.45pm

Our annual ladies day is just around the corner. On Saturday 28th February our match day hospitality will be especially for our female supporters.

The £49.95 per person package includes, a buffet lunch, three drinks and a match ticket for our game against Peterhead. There will also be fun, games, prizes to be won and post match music by Gemma B.

To be part of the day in our new 1919 Suite email [email protected] or telephone 01387 254853 to book your space.