The second half is under way and County boss Stuart Kettlewell has made a change in midfield.

Jamie Lindsay, who suffered that cut on his lip, is replaced with Connor Randall.

Aidan Connolly's headed goal has Queen's Park halfway to a victory that will lift them closer to safety from relegation.

For County, though, it is looking bleak at the bottom of the table.

First sight at goal for County.

Kieran Phillips latches on to a long ball behind the home defence.

However, the former Huddersfield Town striker's low drive is knocked clear off the outstretched foot of goalkeeper Calum Ferrie.

No signs of a County revival.

It is the hosts doing all the pressing, having taken confidence from that opener and visiting centre-half Declan Gallagher makes a last-ditch clearance in his own six-yard box.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at The City Stadium

Just caught a replay of Aidan Connolly’s goal.

Smallest player on the pitch - surely - and doesn’t even jump to meet the header.

Some very questionable County defending…

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Queen's Park 1-0 Ross County

County midfielder Jamie Lindsay is down with blood pouring out of his lip.

Surprisingly, it is teammate Declan Gallagher who goes into the referee's book for complaining there was no action against a Queen's Park opponent.

Desperate defending by County, a clearance inside their own penalty box leading to a corner.

Defender Henry Fieldson rises and should do better than head over from just five yards.

It's a quiet start in Glasgow.

Not much happening as yet.

Gives me a chance to remind you that County are two points adrift of Airdrieonians at the bottom of the table having played a game more.

And we're off in Glasgow.

Lovely night for a game of fitba...

The away side have won all three meetings between the sides so far this season.

County won 1-0 on their last visit in February, but the score was reversed 11 days later in Dingwall.

County are six games without a win, losing 4-0 at home last time out to relegation rivals Airdrieonians, leading to some strong words from team boss Stuart Kettlewell.

Queen's Park have been moving in the opposite direction and have only lost once in five, although they too are without a win in three.

Queen's Park: Ferrie, Longridge, Shiels, Lamie, Fieldson, Martin, MacGregor, Connolly, Drozd, Smith, Ruth.

Substitutes: Wills, Waugh, Bradley, Mclean, MacKenzie, McLeish, Burke, Goldie, Rodger.

Ross County: Carson, Wright, Gallagher, Iacovitti, Smith, Lindsay, Docherty, Duncan, O'Sullivan, Carbon, Phillips.

Substitutes: Foster, Pitan , Randall, Henderson, Cornelius, Chilvers, Kamara, White, Brown.

Friday night is Scottish Championship night.

And it is a vital one for Ross County.

They sit bottom of the table and in danger of a second successive relegation as they visit fourth-bottom Queen's Park.

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