We have a break from league action tomorrow as we make the trip to Fife to take on Dunfermline Athletic in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup.

It’s our first meeting with the Championship side this season, with another on the way in the KDM Evolution. The hosts come into the match sitting mid-table in the second tier, while we will be looking to put last weekend's result against Inverness CT behind us and progress to the next round of the competition.

The last time the sides met competitively was during the 2022/23 season, when Dunfermline took the points at East End Park, but cup football offers a fresh opportunity as we aim to put in a strong performance on the road.

Supporters Information

Admission to this game will be by tickets purchased in advance online and we encourage all supporters to do so as there will not be a cash gate.

You can purchase your tickets on the official Dunfermline Athletic website here: https://dafc.co.uk/tickets/away-tickets/?ftredirect=1

Prices are as follows:
Adults: £15
Concessions: £10
Under 16s: £5 (Under 12's will not be permitted to enter when not accompanied by a paying adult)

Segregation will be in place, and Queens supporters should access the ground via the away section at the North East Stand.

Turnstiles will open at 1.45pm.

Directions to KDM Group East End Park:
From the M90, exit at Junction 3 and follow signs for Dunfermline. Continue along Halbeath Road (A907) towards the town centre — the stadium sits just off the main road with clearly marked signage for away supporters.

Parking for away fans is available in the North Stand car park and surrounding streets, but we ask supporters to be considerate of local residents and ensure access is not obstructed for residents or emergency vehicles.

The kiosks inside the ground will be open and accept both cash or card payment.

For safety, fans are reminded that alcohol is strictly prohibited within the spectating areas. Anyone found in possession of alcohol, or attempting to enter the stadium while carrying it, will be denied entry or ejected from the ground and may face further action.

No cans or bottles will be allowed inside the ground and stewards may carry out searches and confiscate any controlled containers.

Pyrotechnics (flares/smoke bombs) are strictly prohibited at East End Park. Anyone found in possession of any pyrotechnic device will be ejected from the stadium and will be liable for further action.

Supporters should note that NO smoking is permitted within the spectating areas, including the use of electronic cigarettes.

Kick off – 3pm