Queen of South 5
Clydebank 0
League (Division 2)

Match Report

A devastating first half performance by Queens. Clydebank had no answer to their well-knit, incisive approach play, and their interval nap hand might have been greater.

The balloon went up fast with two goals in the first four minutes.

Dick flicked home a perfect pass by Davison, and Jackson followed with a cool lob into the net from service by McChesney.

It was one way traffic thereafter, and further scores by Dick, Collings and Jackson before the interval emphasised Queens superiority in every aspect of the game.

After the interval Queens eased off, But, while a rearranged Bankies side had a little more of the play than previously, they were still unable to pierce the solid defence in front of Ball.

Only once was the keeper in any trouble, and then he did well to turn round a hot shot by Moy.
Madden, the visiting keeper was in no way to blame for the defeat. Only he and McGhee were up to the standard of the Dumfries men, best of whom were the half backs and, up front, Dick, Davison and Law.