Queen’s Park 3 Aberdeen 1
Aberdeen tried their best to get back into the game but the resolute young Spiders held firm to win the game and progress to the next round where they will play St Mirren.
Head coach Charley King commented: “I am delighted for the group to get the victory which I felt was deserved overall. We made it hard for ourselves after taking the lead missing some great chances to make it more comfortable
“In the second half we had to dig in at times which is to be expected against a good team but we managed to see the game out pretty well in the end
“It’s a good achievement for the boys to get into the last 8 of the youth cup. People from the outside might look at this as a surprise result but the boys have been excellent over the last few months. They need to make sure they kick on from here to still improve daily. This isn’t a surprise to us and was well earned which is the mentality we are trying to create. “
Full-time: Queen’s Park 3 Aberdeen 1
Queen’s Park: Milosz Sliwinski, Leo Clark, Finn Coyle Morrow, Leo Fisher, Cole Burke, Daniel Matheson, Sam Maclachlan, William Thomson, Connor Falls, Aiden McGinlay, Dodspower Oguama
Subs: Rory Campbell, James Reid, Jaden Ridell, Kyle Murray, Alfie Lumsden, Mastthew Murray-Smith, Jamie Shields
Aberdeen: Rodrigo Vitols, VictorEnem ,Lewis Carrol, Timothy Akindileni, Ellis Clark, Cooper Masson, Fraser Mackie, Fletcher Boyd, Joseph Teasdale, Zak To, Noah McDonnell
Subs: ConnorDouglas, Jamie Mercer, Oliver Green, Jack Searle, Tristan Stephen.
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