Division Three
March 2, 2013
Queen's Park
1 - 2
Montrose
Division Three
15:00 +00:00, March 2, 2013
Hampden Park, Scotland
Referee: Barry Cook
Montrose stage late turnaround
Scoring Summary
| Queen's Park | Montrose |
|---|---|
| Michael Keenan (39') | Leighton Mcintosh (73') |
| Martin Boyle (76') |
Teams
| Queen's Park | Montrose |
|---|---|
| 1 Neil Parry | 1 John Gibson |
| 3 Andrew Robertson | 3 Paul Watson |
| 4 Ricky Little | 4 Alan Campbell |
| 5 Peter Bradley | 2 Steven McNalley |
| 8 David Anderson | 5 Paul Lunan |
| 10 Michael Keenan | 6 Jamie Winter |
| 6 Anthony McParland | 11 Lloyd Young |
| 11 Sean Burns | 7 David Gray |
| 9 Jamie Longworth | 8 Ross McCord |
| 7 Lawrence Shankland | 10 Gary Wood |
| 2 Blair Spittal | 9 Martin Boyle |
| Substitutes | |
| 20 Blair Lockhead | Sandy Wood 20 |
| 14 Paul Gallagher | Craig McLeish 16 |
| 12 James Brough | Scott Johnstone 14 |
| 15 Alan Urquhart | Scott Morton 15 |
| 16 Marc O'Hagen | Leighton Mcintosh 12 |
| Substitutions | |
| Paul Gallagher for Sean Burns (78) | Leighton Mcintosh for Alan Campbell (55) |
| Scott Johnstone for Lloyd Young (83) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| David Anderson (69) | David Gray (71) |
| Ricky Little (77) | Gary Wood (74) |
| Jamie Winter (78) | |
| Leighton Mcintosh (82) | |
| Red Cards | |
| David Gray (88) | |
| · Squads: Queen's Park | Montrose | |
Two goals in three minutes extended Montrose's unbeaten run to three as they defeated promotion rivals Queens Park 2-1 at Hampden Park.
The home side had won their last three games and Michael Keenan's first-half strike in the area gave the Spiders a half-time lead.
But all of Queens Park's good work was undone when Leighton McIntosh scored from six yards to equalise after 73 minutes before striker Martin Boyle completed the turnaround three minutes later with a low shot past Spiders goalkeeper Neil Parry.
Montrose were then made to withstand considerable pressure as the home side pressed hard for a second, but Boyle's goal proved enough to snatch an impressive victory.
The win edges Montrose to within two points of Queens Park, who sit in second place having played two games less.