Is Rangers defeat to Queen's Park the biggest upset ever in Scottish football? 5 shocks that rival Ibrox drama

Domestically it's been a season to forget for Rangers. But nobody expected Philippe Clement's men to slip up at home to Queen's Park.

Callum Davidson might've proved himself as a cup specialist when he led St Johnstone to a shock double in 2021, but the Spiders' mid-table position in the Championship meant even the most optimistic of fans in Mount Florida wouldn't have fancied their chances. Especially after selling talismanic captain Dom Thomas just a few weeks previous, and having been taken to extra time by Lowland League East Kilbride just 10 days earlier.

As unlikely as the result was the goalscorer, with Sebastian Drozd scoring just his second goal in senior football in only his 15th game having joined Queen's from Millwall's youth system over the summer. Every good fairytale needs a dramatic twist, and it looked like hearts would be broken in the away end when referee Calum Scott pointed to the spot in the final minute of stoppage time. However Spiders' keeper Calum Ferrie had other ideas, with his stunning save leaving those remaining in the home end until the bitter end stunned.

Unlike in other shocks there had been little sign this was coming either. Rangers had been imperious at home this season, losing just once - against Lyon in the Europa League - and even playing Celtic off the park in the January 2 derby. It was a first domestic defeat in Govan for 11 months, a first ever loss to a lower league side at home in the Scottish Cup - and a first win for Queen's over their city rivals in the country's oldest tournament since back in 1882.

But was it the biggest upset ever in Scottish football? Record Sport looks at a few of the other results that shocked the nation.

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