Following their historic upset victory over Rangers in the Scottish Cup, the celebrations for Queen’s Park players extended far beyond the final whistle. As substitute Sebastian Drozd netted a crucial second-half winner at Ibrox, the Scottish Championship side secured a remarkable triumph. The drama escalated in injury time when James Tavernier had the opportunity to level the score from the penalty spot, only to be denied by an impressive save from Callum Ferrie, ultimately sealing the fate of the Glasgow heavyweights.
Amidst the jubilant scenes that followed, Louis Longridge took to his social media account to share a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes revelry. The clip captured the players ecstatically belting out the lyrics to ‘Discoland’ by Flip and Fill, a song commonly associated with Celtic fans. The choice to also play ‘Beautiful Sunday’ by Daniel Boone – another Celtic favorite – during the celebrations added a touch of irony to the moment, further highlighting the significance of Queen’s Park’s victory.
The players, fueled by adrenaline and excitement, danced and sang in the Ibrox dressing room, savoring their monumental achievement. The sound of laughter and cheers echoed through the corridors, serving as a stark contrast to the disappointment felt by Rangers and their supporters. It appeared that Queen’s Park, with their choice of celebratory tunes, took the opportunity to not only revel in their triumph but also subtly taunt their rivals in the aftermath of their defeat.
