Queen's Park Struggle with Set Piece Goals in Scottish Championship
Queen's Park's set piece goals have been a concern this season, with the team conceding 16 set piece goals in the Scottish Championship. The team's recent form has been inconsistent, with a 0-3-2 record in the last 5 games.
What happened?
In the latest statistics from Fotmob, Queen's Park has struggled with set piece goals, conceding 16 set piece goals in the Scottish Championship. This is a concern for the team, as set piece goals can be a key factor in determining the outcome of a game.
Why it matters for Queen's Park
The team's inability to defend set pieces has been a major issue this season. With 16 set piece goals conceded, Queen's Park has struggled to keep clean sheets, which has put pressure on the team's goalkeepers and defenders.
What comes next?
For Queen's Park to improve their set piece defense, they will need to work on their strategy and tactics. This may involve making changes to their team selection, training, and game plan. The team will need to be more focused and disciplined in their approach to defending set pieces.
As of 25 July 2026, Queen's Park is currently 6th in the Championship, with 41 points from 36 games. They are 36 points behind leaders ST Johnstone. In their last result, Partick and Queen's Park played out a 1-1 draw on 1 May 2026. Queen's Park have scored 35 goals this season, but have conceded 48, resulting in a -13 goal difference. Their recent form has been DLDLW, with 0 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses in their last 5 games.
With the team's set piece defense being a major concern, it will be interesting to see how Queen's Park addresses this issue in the coming weeks and months. Will they be able to improve their set piece defense and start winning more games? Only time will tell.
