Stranraer v Queen Of The South

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Saturday 26 Jul 2025

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Stair Park • 

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Stranraer Football Club, commonly referred to as just Stranraer FC, is a professional football team based in the town of Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. The team was founded in 1870 and currently competes in the Scottish League Two, the fourth tier of Scottish football. Stranraer FC has a rich history, having won the Scottish League Second Division title five times and the Scottish Challenge Cup twice. The team's home ground is Stair Park, a stadium with a capacity of 4,178 and considered one of the finest in the Scottish lower leagues. Some notable players who have played for Stranraer FC include former Scottish international Billy Dodds and current Scottish League Cup0 FC manager, Steven Gerrard. Stranraer FC continues to make its mark in the local football scene, consistently ranking among the top teams in the Scottish League Two.

Queen Of The South Football Club, also known as The Doonhammers, is a professional football team based in Dumfries, Scotland. Established in 1919, the club has a rich history and has competed in various competitions such as the Scottish Professional Football League and the Scottish Cup. They have also participated in European tournaments, reaching the second round of the UEFA Cup in 2008. The team has won multiple accolades including the Scottish Challenge Cup and the Scottish League Cup. The current squad boasts talented players such as Dobbie, Todd, and Pybus, who have helped the team maintain a strong position in the league. The club's home stadium, Palmerston Park, has a capacity of over 8,000 and is known for its electric atmosphere during matches. With their consistent performances and dedicated fanbase, Queen Of The South continues to be a force to be reckoned with in Scottish football.