Division Three
January 2, 2013
Queen's Park
4 - 1
Clyde
Division Three
15:00 +00:00, January 2, 2013
Hampden Park, Scotland
Referee: Alan Newlands
Cloud nine for Queen's Park
Scoring Summary
| Queen's Park | Clyde |
|---|---|
| Michael Keenan (2') | Kevin Watt (23') |
| Sean Burns (6') | |
| Patrick Scullion (og 45') | |
| Michael Keenan (77') |
Teams
| Queen's Park | Clyde |
|---|---|
| 1 Neil Parry | 1 Jamie Barclay |
| 5 Paul Gallagher | 5 David Marshall |
| 3 Andrew Robertson | 2 John Kane |
| 4 Ricky Little | 10 Patrick Scullion |
| 8 David Anderson | 3 Lee Sharp |
| 10 Michael Keenan | 6 John Neill |
| 6 Anthony McParland | 4 Michael Oliver |
| 2 Paul McGinn | 11 Stewart McColm |
| 7 Aidan Connolly | 8 John Sweeney |
| 11 Sean Burns | 7 Sean Fitzharris |
| 9 Jamie Longworth | 9 Kevin Watt |
| Substitutes | |
| 20 Blair Lockhead | Nic Rajovic 20 |
| 14 Giuseppe Capuano | Bryan James Gilfillan 16 |
| 12 Peter Bradley | Kieran McDonald 14 |
| 16 Ian Watt | Ryan MacBeth 15 |
| 15 Lawrence Shankland | Stefan McCluskey 12 |
| Substitutions | |
| Ian Watt for Sean Burns (82) | Stefan McCluskey for Sean Fitzharris (61) |
| Lawrence Shankland for Michael Keenan (83) | Kieran McDonald for Stewart McColm (64) |
| Giuseppe Capuano for David Anderson (86) | Bryan James Gilfillan for Patrick Scullion (78) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Ricky Little (34) | David Marshall (38) |
| Paul McGinn (72) | Michael Oliver (47) |
| Stefan McCluskey (81) | |
| · Squads: Queen's Park | Clyde | |
Queen's Park recorded their ninth win in a row against Clyde with a resounding 4-1 victory at Hampden Park.
Sean Burns set up Michael Keenan to open the scoring in the second minute and the midfielder made no mistake, applying an assured right-footed finish.
Burns himself was on the scoresheet four minutes later, heading home Paul McGinn's centre.
The Bully Wee grabbed a goal back in the 23rd minute thanks to Kevin Watt's seventh goal of the season - a low left-footed strike.
But a mistake from Pat Scullion restored the two-goal advantage in first-half stoppage-time as he bundled Aidan Connolly's cross into his own net.
Keenan wrapped up the victory with his second goal of the game in the 77th minute, tapping in David Anderson's assist to send the Spiders' supporters home happy.