CALUM FERRIE clocked up a century of games for Queen's Park in style with a man-of-the-match display at Hampden to shutout the Ton.
The Spiders keeper admits he was relieved to mark the occasion with a shutout as he produced a string of saves to defy in-form Morton.
It was a third consecutive clean sheet for Ferrie as Queen's continue to improve defensively under Callum Davidson.
The keeper said: "I told myself I wanted to make my 100th game for the club something to remember and the best way to do that for a goalkeeper is to keep a clean sheet.
"I haven't had enough of them this season for my own standards. I want to build on this and get more.
"A quieter game would have been nicer but the boys defended brilliantly.
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