Jubilant Queen’s Park chiefs put on a free bar for supporters after their historic Scottish Cup win over Rangers.

A few hundred of the Spiders faithful returned to the City Stadium after their famous 1-0 triumph at Ibrox to celebrate. Kind-hearted Queen’s bosses decided to mark the occasion by serving up drinks on the house in Bar 1867 at the ground.

Queen’s – backed by tycoon Willie Haughey – ended up being the east of their fans on and off the park. The celebration went deep into the night as the Championship side celebrated one of the biggest results in their recent history.

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Callum Davidson masterminded the famous win thanks to Seb Drozd’s winner and then keeper Cal Ferrie was the late hero with a penalty save from James Tavernier. It was the first time that Rangers had lost a Scottish Cup tie at home to a lower league club.

The win was also the first-time that Queen’s Park had beaten Rangers in the Cup since 1882. They can now look forward to this evening’s Scottish Cup quarter-final draw, where they will find out who they face in the next round.