| Dumbarton
travel to Hampden trying to get their promotion campaign back on track
yet again. Sons would have fancied their chances when the sides
should previously had met at Hampden a we were on a 5 game winning
streak and Queens had EIGHT players out. It's a completely
different story now as Queens are the form side having only lost once
in their last six matches while Sons have lost four times.
With Paddy Flannery missing for the
match the question all Sons fans will be asking is just where are the
goals going to come from?
Previous Matches |
The sides have only
met once this season which saw Sons steal the points at The
Rock. Queens dominated the match and only two late goals
from Andy Brown and Joe Robertson saw us out as 2-1
winners.
All-time Record
...against Queens Park |
| Played |
Won |
Drawn |
Lost |
| 115 |
50 |
21 |
44 |
|
Dumbarton |
| With Flannery still
suspended Tom Carson may stick Robert Dunn up front to partner
Andy Brown. With limited options at the back Sons will most
likely stick to the same team that lost 4-0 at Peterhead. Expected Line-Up: Wight, Bonar, Brittain, McCann, McKeown, Dillon, Lauchlan,
Crilly, Dunn, Brown, Robertson.
Subs From: Lynes, McKelvie, O'Neill, Jack, Hillcoat,
Dickie.
|
Form
Guide (League) |
| Last
Six |
| LLWLWL |
|
Queens
Park News |
Expected Line-Up:
Smith, Collins, Stevenson, Sinclair, Ferry, Quinn, Whelan, Marshall, Borland, Jackson,
Canning.
Subs From: Martin, Dunning, Brown, Bruce, Mitchell.
|
Form
Guide (League) |
| Last
Six |
| WWDLWW |
|
The Opposition - Queens Park |
| Queens
have turned around their early season form and their fans now talk
of mounting a late promotion bid (unlike some of our support who
talk about finishing in the bottom half). With no team (Brechin
apart) showing any real form their fans could still be celebrating
at the end of the season (hope not). Dangerman:
Ross Jackson. |
queensparkSpiders.com
Club Connections |
| None as
far as I know. |
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