The 17s welcomed Alloa to Palmerston this evening for their first post split fixture. 

Both sides struggled to find a rhythm at the start but Queens took the lead through Lewis White when his effort from the edge of the box dipped into the far corner following fine wide play by Dylan Craig. However, the lead lasted only 90 seconds as slackness from the hosts allowed the visitors to level.

Half Time: Queens 1 Alloa 1

Just two minutes after the restart, Lucas Jones scored with a calm right foot effort. And Frankie Hodgson got on the end of a through ball from William Salfenmoser to add a third with a superb finish. It was provider Salfenmoser who rounded off the scoring when he accepted White’s pass and slotted the ball beneath the keeper.

Full Time: Queens 4 Alloa 1

Coach Ross Newlands said "The boys were asked to up their energy levels and improve on the a ball for the second half as the first half was below our expectations both in and out of possession. The boys took onboard what we asked of them and delivered a very convincing and pleasing performance.”

The u17s now look forward to their next game at home to Greenock Morton a week on Sunday.

If you're looking for something to do this Good Friday evening, the Under 17s are in action against Alloa Athletic.  The Wasps are the visitors to Palmerston for the 17s first post split fixture in the league.

Kick-off 7.30pm 

With a change to the fixture due to Scotland facing Japan at Hampden on Saturday, it was Friday night football in the Highlands for us as we travelled north to take on league one leaders, Inverness Caledonian Thistle. With Jack Hannah returning from injury to take his place at the heart of defence and Taylor Charters coming in at left-back, Niall Rogerson and Liam Smith dropped to the bench in the two changes to the side. It was the hosts who got the game underway and in the opening five minutes had their first chance of the game. Matty Douglas was caught on the wrong side by Luis Longstaff ...
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Queen of the South FC are proud to be hosting tomorrow afternoon’s Scottish School’s International match between Scotland and Wales.

Supporters Information

ALL supporters will be located within The Thompson Solicitors stand in sections1-4. Entry will be via the grey gate located next to the CCTV Hut beside the Welcome to Palmerston Park sign as you exit the QOS Arena car park.

Disabled facilities are located in the BDS stand. Access will still be via the grey gate but anyone requiring these facilities will be located within section 5 of the BDS stand.

Car parking will be available to all spectators within the Queen of the South Arena car park on a first come first served basis.

For safety reasons, QOS have adopted a robust and thorough search policy for spectators entering the ground to ensure that ground rules and regulations are strictly adhered to, especially in relation to pyrotechnic devices and controlled containers. We would like to remind supporters that letting off smoke devices/ pyrotechnics is a criminal offence, and anyone found doing so will be referred to Police Scotland. Not only is it against the law, it is also extremely dangerous and a health hazard to other spectators. All bags will be searched and spectators presenting themselves for entry may also be subject to search. Spectators who refuse to be searched by stewards will be denied entry to the ground.

Palmerston Park is a non-smoking venue; this includes e cigarettes and other such devices. Stewards are empowered to eject spectators who disobey these rules. No persons will be admitted to the ground who are deemed to be under the influence of alcohol.

Parents are advised to bring cartons of juice for the kids as no bottles or cans will be permitted through the gates.

Tomorrow’s match kicks off at 1 pm.

It was a disappointing weekend for the academy sides with both the 17s and 19s losing their games.

The 17s travelled to Port Glasgow to face Greenock Morton in their final fixture before the league split and they struggled to get into any flow in the first half although, Dylan Craig dis hit the post and William Salfenmoser had a shot from close range blocked. With the hosts scoring with a free header from a corner, they held a one goal lead at the break.

Queens were better in the second half forcing their opponents into more errors and taking better control on the ball. They again created chances but didn’t take them and with the game finely balanced, Morton scored two quick goals to race into a 3-0 lead. The visitors tried to get back into the game with Lucas Jones hitting the post from a free kick but it wasn’t until the final minutes that they scored when Jones was fouled and Salfenmoser, converted the penalty. However the home side also scored a late goal to win by four goals to one.

Full time: Morton 4 Queens 1

Coach Ross Newlands said “The boys are disappointed with themselves in the way they lost the game, as they know the four goals were all avoidable.”

Meanwhile the U19s lost their game away to Elgin City. Josh Kelly scored Queens’ only goal in a 2-1 defeat.

Both sides have finished in the bottom half of their respective leagues and have a week to prepare for their post split fixtures.