Match Preview: Rangers v Queen’s Park – 21 Aug 24

The Spiders first away match of the new season comes ten days after their home opener, and the side have had to wait an extended period for the tie due to the postponement of their match against Dundee United on Sunday past saw both teams go without match minutes at the weekend. The rescheduled fixture is set to take place on the 28th of August at Foundation Park with an 8PM kick off.

Craig Joyce knows the side will face another tough test, but is confident there can still be improvements in the performance from last time out. Joyce commented: “We’ve had to wait a while to get another match in the system after last weekend, but we are raring to go. We know that tomorrow’s game is going to be another extremely challenging test for us, but that’s the joys of playing at the top table – you ge to play the best of the best.

 “We know that playing both Hearts and Rangers is a tough opening, and where it leaves us in terms of our seat at the table. These games won’t define our season but will provide a fantastic experience for our young group of players moving forward. 

“Despite the result, there were plenty of positives to take away from the opening game. I’ve challenged the girls to go and build on them, and take confidence on the things we managed to do well.”

Rangers will take on hosting duties with full confidence after Jo Potter led her side to victories over Aberdeen and Partick Thistle; 11-0 and 4-0 respectively. With Rangers being pipped to the title last season on goal difference, they will be keen to avoid a repeat of that this year, and the The Spiders are likely to face a very attacking line-up.

Last five competitive matches:
Rangers – W W W W W
Queen’s Park – W W D W L

Match Tickets – Tickets can be purchased ahead of time HERE. Alternatively, a cash only turnstile will be in operation on matchday.

Admission Prices –

Adults: £7
Concessions: £4

Matchday Travel – There is no supporter parking available at the stadium (with the exception of accessible parking). As such, supporters are encouraged to utilise public transport to attend the match.

Croy Train Station is located approximately 20 minutes walking time away from the stadium and is served regularly with services from both Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Waverly.

The X3 service from Buchanan Bus Station routes to the stadium – supporters should travel to Westfield Road and then complete the journey on foot.

From Edinburgh, supporters should utilise service 900 to Cumbernauld Centre, and then service X3 to Craiglinn Roundabout where the stadium is approximately a 5-minute walk.