Queen's Park remain one of Scottish football’s more distinctive names, founded in 1867 and now based at The City Stadium. Their 2025-26 campaign was built around the Championship, with a League Cup Group A involvement earlier in the season.
The squad was a sizeable one at 34 players, with an average age of 24. That gave them a relatively young profile, though their league form towards the end of the campaign was uneven: a 1-1 draw at Partick Thistle followed a 0-2 home defeat to Dunfermline Athletic, with a goalless draw at Greenock Morton and a 0-2 loss to Raith Rovers also in the run.
Josh Fowler carried the main scoring burden with 18 goals, well clear of Michael Ruth on six and Aidan Connolly and Seb Drozd on five each. Queen's Park were modest at The City Stadium, averaging 0.9 goals scored and 1.1 conceded per match, while away from home they were more open, scoring 1.1 but conceding 1.6 per game.
With the season finished and Celtic champions of the Premiership, Queen's Park sit as an established Scottish opponent rather than a direct reference point. Their profile is young, competitive, and still marked by defensive vulnerability away from home.
