Queen's Park sacks Callum Davidson after Falkirk loss

Callum Davidson has been sacked as manager of Queen's Park following a disappointing 4-0 defeat to Falkirk, just over a month after leading the club to a historic victory over Rangers in the Scottish Cup. Despite the significant upset against Rangers, Queen's Park struggled in the league, winning only one of their last seven matches. Davidson's tenure included a notable cup run, but the team's recent poor performance left them sitting seventh in the Championship, creating fears of relegation. The club's management responded swiftly to the latest loss, indicating a desire for change as they prepare for their upcoming matches. Davidson, who had previously achieved success with St Johnstone, now faces the challenge of finding a new role after his dismissal. Queen's Park will look to appoint a new manager ahead of their next game against Greenock Morton.