Lee Connelly: Last News

Marvin Bartley hailed his side for showing tremendous character to bounce back with a four-midable win at Montrose.

Queen of the South need to be wearing their shooting boots against table-toppers Falkirk at Palmerston on Saturday.

Fan favourite Lee Connelly is hoping to put his injury hell behind him next season.

Marvin Bartley has been named the Scottish League One Glen’s Manager of the Month for March.

Clyde boss Jim Duffy said his players gave him everything as they battled to a 1-1 draw at home to Queen of the South.

There will be bigger midweek nights at Ibrox to come over the next few months, but Rangers did the job and eased into the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup with a 3-1 win over Queen of the South.

It was pain at Palmerston as St Johnstone’s miserable Premier Sports Cup start continued.

Queen of the South boss Wullie Gibson said Dunfermline’s 4-1 win over Partick Thistle on Tuesday night has had a big impact on the relegation picture.

one of four changes from last week's defeat to Kilmarnock.In a more forward-thinking line-up, David Moyo, Reegan Mimnaugh and Marley Redfern all came in, as George Stanger, Miko Virtanen, Kieran McDonald and Lewis Smith dropped to the bench, while midfield talisman David Templeton was absent through a hamstring strain.Allan Johnston made just one change to his Queens side from last week's win over Morton, with Lee Connelly replacing Josh Todd in midfield and new signing Ben Liddle starting on the bench.Accies started brightly and in five minutes Queens keeper Solomon Brynn did well to claw away a Josh Mullin corner to the back post with Moyo lurking.Mullin was involved again two minutes later when he slipped the ball to Mimnaugh in space