catch Up with Callum: Raith Rovers v Queen’s Park Match Preview

The cinch Championship so far
Queen’s Park’s two-goal success over Dunfermline Athletic last Friday night was their first success in 139 days and was the first step in moving away from tenth spot in the Championship. The move upwards was completed the next day when Partick Thistle defeated Arbroath and a second three-point haul in succession could move Queen’s Park up another position.
The six points Raith have snatched in injury time against Queen’s Park has helped them open up a three-point advantage from Dundee United at the top of the table. They have won five times at Stark’s Park, drawn on four occasions and proudly hold the only unbeaten home record in the Championship.
Three goals in his last two games has moved Ruari Paton onto ten goals in the Championship which is the same total as Lewis Vaughan who is the top marksman for Raith.

Squad News
Barry Hepburn has ended his loan spell and returned to Bayern Munich with Charlie Fox, Grant Savoury and Liam McLeish remaining out due to injury.

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Last time out – Cinch Championship
Queen’s Park 2 Raith Rovers 3
Queen’s Park – Calum Ferrie, Ben McPherson (Zach Mauchin 79), Alex Bannon, Charlie Fox, Tommy Robson, Jack Thomson (Patrick Jarrett 79), Jack Spong, Jack Turner, Louis Longridge (Barry Hepburn 62), Ruari Paton, Dom Thomas (Aaron Healy 86).
Unused substitutes – Sam Kane (G/k), Will Tizzard, Cameron Bruce, Lewis Reid, Lucas McCormick.

Raith Rovers – Kevin Dabrowski, Liam Dick, Ross Millen, Euan Murray, Lewis Vaughan (Scott McGill 66), Callum Smith (Jamie Gullan 82), Josh Mullin, Sam Stanton, Scott Brown, Shaun Byrne (Jack Hamilton 75), Aidan Connolly (Dylan Easton 75).
Unused substitutes – Robbie Thomson (G/k), Callam Hannah, Adam Masson.
Referee: Craig Napier
Read the Match Report – HERE.