Queen's Park prepares for a highly anticipated Scottish Cup fifth-round clash against Rangers at Ibrox, exactly one year after their memorable upset. The Spiders are hoping to replicate the heroics that saw them stun the Glasgow giants in the previous tournament, with striker Seb Drozd once again at the heart of their ambitions.

Twelve months ago, Seb Drozd etched his name into Scottish Cup folklore, scoring a decisive goal just two minutes after coming on at Ibrox. This stunning moment delivered a shock result for Queen's Park, creating unwelcome memories for Rangers fans reminiscent of past upsets by Sammy Reid for Berwick Rangers in 1967 and Adrian Sprott for Hamilton Accies in 1987.

For the 22-year-old striker, that goal was initially considered a once-in-a-lifetime experience. However, fate has intervened, offering Drozd the extraordinary chance to relive and potentially repeat his match-winning feat. He succinctly described Queen's Park's return to Govan for this Scottish Cup business as 'unreal, man,' reflecting the team's excitement.

The opportunity for Queen's Park to face Rangers again almost slipped away. The Spiders initially believed their Scottish Cup journey was over after losing on penalties to League Two side Stranraer at Stair Park last month. However, a crucial reprieve came when it was discovered that Stranraer's goalkeeper, Lyndon Tas, who was the shoot-out hero, had been ineligible for the tie after his loan signing from Hearts on the day of the match.

This unexpected second chance has reignited belief within the Queen's Park squad. With the memory of last year's triumph fresh in their minds and Seb Drozd eager to prove lightning can indeed strike twice, the club heads to Ibrox with renewed determination, aiming to write another chapter in their Scottish Cup history.