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117
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39
67
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41
59
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10
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End 0-2
80′
Corrie Fellows
L. Moore
80′
Michael·Ruth
N. Todorov
77′
0-2
J. Hamilton
Assist: L.Longridge
72′
0-1
A. Connolly
Assist: B. Brannan
68′
I.Murray
F.Moffett
68′
C. Flatman
Walker
67′
A. Connolly
C. Smith
66′
C.Thomson
R. Cunningham
66′
R.Shanley
K. Higginbotham
59′
E. Murray
L. Stewart
59′
S. Martin
A. McCallion
59′
J. Hamilton
Tyrece·Mcdonnell
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### Article 2

Kelty Hearts 0-2 Queen’s Park: Spiders Start League Cup Campaign in Style

Queen’s Park began their Scottish League Cup journey with a polished 2-0 victory over League One side Kelty Hearts at New Central Park. The Championship visitors dominated possession and took their chances efficiently to secure a deserved win.

Match Overview

The Spiders took the lead in the 22nd minute when Simon Murray fired home from the edge of the box after a neat lay‑off from Dom Thomas. Kelty Hearts struggled to create clear openings in the first half, with Queen’s Park goalkeeper Calum Ferrie rarely called into action.

The second half continued in the same vein. Queen’s Park doubled their advantage on the hour mark through Jack Turner, who headed in a corner from Thomas. The hosts pushed forward in the closing stages but lacked the cutting edge to reduce the deficit.

Standout Performances

  • Simon Murray – Energetic and a constant menace, capped with a well‑taken goal.
  • Dom Thomas – Two assists and excellent delivery from set‑pieces.
  • Kelty Hearts’ midfield – Worked tirelessly but were outclassed in possession.

Key Moments

Kelty Hearts’ best chance came in the 78th minute when Michael Tidser’s curling free kick was tipped over the bar by Ferrie. Queen’s Park spurned a late opportunity to make it 3-0 when Murray fired wide from a tight angle.

Group Stage Implications

Queen’s Park join Aberdeen on three points in Group A, with a strong goal difference. The Spiders will face Brora Rangers next, while Kelty Hearts travel to Montrose as they look to bounce back.