Queen's Park vs Partick Prediction

Partick wobbling a little, Queen's Park still struggling

Partick's overall numbers across the last 20 matches look solid - nine wins, eight draws, three losses - but the recent run has been bumpier than that suggests. They've lost three of their last five outings, including a 2-3 defeat away to Morton just before this one.

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Queen's Park: 20 completed matches; Partick: 20 completed matches.

Queen's Park

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

55% 11 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

28

Difference

-7

Partick

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

35

Conceded

13

Difference

+22

Queen's Park's underlying form is rough. Seven wins in 20 games, with eleven losses, and the last five has been especially poor - four defeats in that stretch, including back-to-back losses to Dunfermline and Morton.

Neither side arrives in top gear, but Queen's Park's dip looks the deeper one.

Comparative Team Statistics: Queen's Park vs Partick

History leans heavily towards Partick

Looking back over these two sides' recent meetings, Partick have been the stronger side more often than not, including a 5-0 win last November and a 4-0 away win a few years back. Queen's Park have only managed a handful of wins in this fixture across the sample provided.

The one meeting this season, back in August, ended goalless at Partick's ground. It's a reminder that even one-sided head-to-head records don't guarantee an easy afternoon.

A big gap at the table's extremes

Partick sit top of the Championship with 25 points from 13 games, built on seven wins, four draws and just two defeats. Their goal difference is strong too, with 17 scored and only seven conceded.

Queen's Park are down in tenth with just seven points from the same number of games. Two wins, one draw and ten defeats tells its own story, and they've shipped 22 goals along the way.

That's a wide gap on paper, and it lines up with how each side has actually been playing.

How this one might play out

Queen's Park's defensive numbers this season are a concern for them - 22 goals conceded in 13 games is a lot, and Partick's away form, while shakier lately, has still produced goals when they've turned up.

The question is whether Partick's recent dip in results is a blip or something more worrying. If it's just a rough patch, their class should tell against a team struggling for form and results at both ends of the pitch.