Queen's Park, the Scottish Championship club, faces a tough test against Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday in the fifth round of the Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup. The visitors earned a second chance in the competition after Stranraer were thrown out for fielding an ineligible player. Rangers will be without midfielder Connor Barron, who faces an eight to twelve week absence due to knee ligament damage. Head coach Danny Rohl is expected to make changes to his lineup, with Liam Kelly, Max Aarons, and Nedim Bajrami potentially starting. The match kicks off at 2pm BST on Sunday, 8th February. Rangers are favorites to win, but Queen's Park will be looking to cause an upset. The club's fans will be hoping for a repeat of last season's stunning victory at Ibrox. Queen's Park's players will need to be at their best to overcome the challenge posed by Rangers. The Scottish Cup tie will be shown live on Premier Sports in the United Kingdom. Queen's Park's manager will be looking to exploit Rangers' weaknesses, particularly in defense. The team's preparation will be key to their success, with a strong performance needed to progress to the next round.
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Queen's Park Takes on Rangers in Scottish Cup Tie
Queen's Park faces Rangers in the Scottish Cup, aiming to cause an upset, as Rangers deal with injuries to Connor Barron and Bailey Rice
