For Queen’s Park, goals were scored by Jack Thomson (72′), Dom Thomas (44′), and Simon Murray (36′, 48′). Aidan Connolly scored Raith Rovers’ goals (18 and 82 seconds). Queen’s Park has only seldom given up in recent games. The truth is that Sovereign’s Park have allowed 8 goals while being scored against in 5 of their last 6 games. If that trend holds true here, we’ll soon find out.

Hamilton Academical has scored 22 goals in the last six games they’ve played, averaging 3.67 goals per game, highlighting their contribution to victories. Twelve of these have been struck by opposing teams. Prior to this match, Hamilton Academical had gone three league games without an away victory.

#CPFC loan watch 🦅:

🫐 Rob Street played 14 mins in Shrewsbury Town’s 2-1 loss to Port Vale.
 
🕷️ Malachi Boateng played 90 mins while David Boateng got 45 mins for Queen’s Park in their 0-2 win vs Hamilton Academical.
 
🔴 Reece Hannam played 66 mins in Bromley’s 3-0 win. pic.twitter.com/KGw2YuvG7g

— Matchday365 – Palace (@Matchday365CPFC) September 22, 2022

Prediction

In this game against Hamilton Academical, who could struggle to score, we think Queen’s Park should definitely make opportunities to score more than once. Therefore, we believe Queen’s Park will win 2-0 after this game is over.

Queen’s Park has scored 12 goals in the past five tries and ten in only the last three games. Hamilton, in contrast, has also been able to average two goals per game over the previous five contests. The Accies have, nonetheless, given up 11 goals in their previous five Championship contests. The teams have also contributed to high scoring totals in three of the last four games played at home by the spiders.

Head to head

They lost 0:2 in their most recent game, which happened on September 17, 2022. There have been four head-to-head games in the series’ history, with Hamilton Academical defeating the next opponent twice while Queens Park won two of them. The other 0 meetings also ended in draws because the opponents were unable to determine who was the stronger. Statistics show that the ratio of goals scored to goals conceded is 2-2.

Lineup

Queens Park FC squad is:

• Forwards:  Scott Williamson, Louis Longridge, Johnny Kenny, Simon Murray, Grant Savoury,
• Midfielders: Malachi Dominic Thomas, Lee Kilday, Jack Thomson, Lewis Moore, Jake Davidson, Callum Biggar, Boateng, David Boateng, Josh McPake, Patrick Jarrett, Alex Bannon, Jack Thompson
• Defenders:  Charlie Fox, Thomas Robson, Stephen Eze, Jason Naismith.
• Goalkeepers: Jacques Herraghty,  Callum Ferie.

Hamilton Academical squad is:

• Forwards:  Andy Ryan, Andy Winter, Jean-Pierre Tiéhi,
• Midfielders:  Marley Redfern, Cian Newbury, Lucas De Bolle, Miko Virtanen, Dario Zanatta, Steve Lawson, Lewis Smith, Ellis Brown, Lewis Spence, Scott Martin, Jonny Ngandu, Reegan Mimnaugh, James Michael Doyle, Gabriel Forsyth
• Defenders:  Matthew Shiels, Christopher McGinn, Daniel O’Reilly, Jamie Hamilton, Brian Easton.
• Goalkeepers: Ryan Scully,  Ryan Fulton, Jamie Smith 

Betting tips 

According to the full-time outcome market betting odds, Queen’s Park has the best odds of 1.89 to win, 3.8 to draw, and 4.2 to win Hamilton Academical.These are the best wagers currently available.

Where to watch

Sky Sports broadcasts 48 live games from the Scottish Premiership as part of the live Scottish football on TV. BBC Scotland, Many Sports & ESPN Originals, and Viaplay Sports all compete for the Scottish FA Cup, with both networks airing the championship match. The Viaplay Cup, including the Viaplay Cup final, is only available through Viaplay Sports.