Queen’s Park Football Club is a historic Scottish football club based in Glasgow. Founded in 1867, it is Scotland’s oldest association football club and played a significant role in the development of modern football, including the introduction and promotion of passing-based team play. The club was a founding member of the Scottish Football Association and the Scottish Cup and supplied the entire Scotland team for the first official international match against England in 1872. Queen’s Park has won the Scottish Cup ten times and was historically one of Scotland’s leading clubs. The club became professional in 2020 after maintaining amateur status for more than 150 years. Its men's first team competes in the Scottish Championship, while the club has also developed youth and community football structures. Queen’s Park operates from The City Stadium at Mount Florida, near Hampden Park, and maintains training facilities at Lochinch. The club has a strong focus on developing young players and historically produced numerous players who progressed to professional and international football. Its Queen’s Park Foundation supports community activities and football participation for boys and girls. The club's commercial activities include hospitality, sponsorship, partnerships, ticketing and matchday operations. Queen’s Park continues to combine its exceptional historical heritage with a modern professional football structure, while maintaining strong links with Glasgow and the local community. The club is widely recognised for its contribution to Scottish football history and its distinctive identity as “The Spiders.”