Queen's Park

Queen's Park, founded in 1867, is the oldest football club in Scotland and a founding member of the Scottish Football Association, with a proud history of amateurism that distinguishes it in the modern game. The club calls Hampden Park home—the iconic national stadium where they once hosted Scotland internationals and played a pioneering role in developing the passing style. Their notable achievements include winning the Scottish Cup ten times, all before 1900, and famously reaching the 1884 FA Cup Final as a Scottish side. While modern challenges see them in the Scottish Championship, Queen's Park remains a unique institution, blending historic prestige with a steadfast commitment to amateur principles.