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Queens Park vs Falkirk (22 Nov)

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League Position
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Established
1867 (157 years old)

Sport

Soccer

Venue

Hampden Park
(51,866 Capacity)

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Location
Glasgow, Scotland

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Competitions
Scottish Championship
Scottish FA Cup
Scottish League Cup

Last Edit
smudgie: 10/Nov/24

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22 Nov	Queens Park	-	Falkirk	7:45pm
30 Nov	Queens Park	-	Partick	3:00pm
07 Dec	Queens Park	-	Airdrieonian	3:00pm
14 Dec	Hamilton	-	Queens Park	3:00pm
20 Dec	Queens Park	-	Raith Rvs	7:45pm
Results
16 Nov	Ayr	3 - 2	Queens Park
09 Nov	Queens Park	2 - 1	Dunfermline
02 Nov	Livingston	1 - 1	Queens Park
29 Oct	Morton	0 - 1	Queens Park
26 Oct	Queens Park	0 - 1	Partick

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Queen's Park Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Glasgow, which currently plays in Scottish League One. Queen's Park is the oldest association football club in Scotland, having been founded in 1867, and is the oldest in the world outside England and Wales.

The club was fully amateur for the first 152 years and has played in white and black hoops as shirt colours for the vast majority of its existence. For many years the club was the only fully amateur club in the Scottish professional leagues, until its membership voted to end that status in November 2019. The club's amateur status was reflected by its Latin motto, 'Ludere Causa Ludendi' – 'To Play for the Sake of Playing'.

Queen's Park is also the only Scottish football club to have played in the FA Cup Final, achieving this feat in both 1884 and 1885. With 10 titles, Queen's Park has won the Scottish Cup the third most times of any club, behind only Rangers and Celtic, although their last such win was in 1893. Queen's were the record holders of the Scottish Cup for 51 years until the 1924–25 season when their record was overtaken by Celtic, who then won the Cup for an 11th time.

For over a century the club's home was Hampden Park in south-east Glasgow, a Category 4 stadium which is also the home of the Scotland national team. The club are due to move into their reserve and training ground adjacent to the main stadium, Lesser Hampden, with plans to redevelop it into a 1774-seat stadium.