Scottish League 2: Queen's Park are champions with four games to spare
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Unbeaten Queen's Park have been crowned champions of Scottish League 2 with four games to spare after a goalless draw against Elgin City.
The Glasgow side dropped points for the first time in 10 games but return to the third tier after a three-year wait.
Closest challengers Edinburgh City moved three points clear with a 1-0 win over third-place Stirling Albion in the final round of pre-split fixtures.
Brechin City remain eight points adrift at the bottom.
The title had become inevitable for Ray McKinnon's rampant Queen's Park, who only needed a point at the Falkirk Stadium and have won 15 of 18 games to open up an unassailable 13-point lead.
The bottom tier now splits in half for the final four games. The top five clubs were already decided, but Elgin slip two points off the play-off spots after fourth-placed Stranraer won 2-0 at Albion Rover with goals from James Hilton substitute Joao Vitoria.
Edinburgh had Ousman See's 35th-minute strike to thank for victory at Stirling as they strengthened their hold on second.
Annan Athletic thrashed Stenhousemuir 5-1 to record back-to-back victories. Mark McGuigan gave the visitors an early lead but Nathan Flanagan and Tony Wallace overturned the deficit.
Wallace added his second before second-half goals from Aidan Smith and Darren Christie wrapped up a resounding win.
Brechin were held 0-0 by second-bottom Cowdenbeath to maintain the eight-point gap.
