Queen's Park vs Arbroath preview - Queen's nearly at full strength

Queen's Park have a full squad to choose from for their second-leg tie with Arbroath, with the exception of groin-injury victim James Baty.

Head coach Gus MacPherson reckons that, with the score level at 2-2, this game will be treated like a cup final.

He explained: "It is now down to a one-off game and it is all about who turns up the most.

"We will go out and look to play in an open fashion and Arbroath will play to their strengths, which is in attack, so it really is a winner-takes-all game. Hopefully we will come out on top."

Arbroath midfielder Kieran McWalter is suspended after being sent off in midweek and he joins the injured Adam Hunter (ankle) and Paul McManus (knee) on the sidelines.

Liam Rowan is over the knock which caused him to miss out on Wednesday.

Gayfield manager Todd Lumsden said: "We did not play well in the first half but were a lot better in the second and the players put in a tremendous fightback to get level after being two goals and a man down.

"However, we cannot get carried away with that as it does not mean anything in this game. We start again with everything level and everything to play for."