Spiders rarely bite more than once - but can Queen's park strike again in the Scottish Cup?
Callum Davidson's shock troops were THE story of the last-16 after they inflicted arguably the worst result in Rangers' history to send shockwaves throughout Britain.
Davidson knows a thing or two about lifting the oldest trophy in football after leading St Johnstone to glory four years ago. And now he has Aberdeen in his sights as the Championship men head to Pittodrie.
Jimmy Thelin's men have come through a stick spell and the Dons haven't won this competition since 1990 - a miserable run they are desperate to end.
But the Reds won't be taking Queen's Park lightly after that stunning win over Rangers at Ibrox and Thelin will have his troops guarding against a repeat.
Can they do it again? Find out right here as we bring you all the build up and action in our LIVE blog.
The two teams actually squared off in the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup back in August.
The Spiders' looked set to force the game into extra time before Dons summer signing Topi Keskinen rattled home his first goal for the club in injury time.
Graeme Shinnie has lifted the Scottish Cup and played for his country but the biggest win for him is just being able to have had the footballing career he has.
The Aberdeen skipper will make his 600th first-team appearance when he leads his side out in their Scottish Cup quarter-final with Queen’s Park. The gutsy Aberdonian is proud of that landmark because he has battled bravely to get there. He has fought Crohn’s Disease and early in his career, at Inverness, he had to have emergency intestine surgery and feared he wouldn't be able to walk to the hospital window, never mind contemplating getting back to
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