| Date | Saturday, 28 August 2010 |
|---|---|
| Competition | Scottish League Division 1 |
| Fixture/Score | Queen of the South 3:0 Ross County |
| Venue | Palmerston Park |
| Referee | Crawford Allan |
| Ross County | |
| Manager | Derek Adams |
| Starting 11 | 1: Michael McGovern, 2: Scott Morrison 1, 3: Gary Miller 1, 4: Darren McCormack, 5: Scott Boyd, 6: Mark Corcoran, 7: Martin Scott, 8: Paul Lawson, 9: Richard Brittain, 10: Michael Gardyne 1, 11: Steven Craig 1 |
| Bench | 0: Joseph Malin, 0: Stuart Kettlewell, 0: Iain Vigurs, 0: Paul Di Giacomo, 0: Garry Wood |
| Queen of the South | |
| Manager | Kenny Brannigan |
| Starting 11 | David Hutton, Ryan McGuffie, Robert Harris, Craig Reid, Allan Johnston, Stephen McKenna, Rocco Quinn 1, Paul Burns, Ryan Conroy 1, William McLaren 1 1, Derek Holmes |
| Bench | Lee Robinson, Neil Scally, Ian McShane, Daniel Orsi, David Weatherston |
| Attendance | 1,644 |
| Match Report | Ross County Substitutions: Garry Wood for Mark Corcoran (55') Paul Di Giacomo for Martin Scott (55') Iain Vigurs for Michael Gardyne (76') Ross County Cautions: Michael Gardyne (23') Steven Craig (26') Scott Morrison (56') Gary Miller (86') Queen of the South Goal Scorers: Rocco Quinn (2') Ryan Conroy (22') William McLaren (89') Queen of the South Substitutions: David Weatherston for Rocco Quinn (13') Neil Scally for Ryan McGuffie (52') Queen of the South Caution: William McLaren (90') Report Unknown from the Staggie Archive. Queen of the South 0 Ross County 3 The game had barely got under way when Queens took the lead, Rocco Quinn swooping with two minutes gone to fire into the bottom corner. County fought back and saw a lot of the ball, but they were unable to test David Hutton and paid the price by falling further behind. Winger Ryan Conroy was given room to manoeuvre and he punished the visitors with a powerful strike after 22 minutes to make it 2-0. Derek Holmes nearly made it three before half-time but County improved after the break and Paul Lawson nearly pulled one back. But the hosts rounded off victory when William McLaren lobbed the ball over Michael McGovern in the final minute. |