Ignore our inelegant auction. I post it only because it might be relevant to the play. 2N was a misclick that went uncorrected, and subsequent auction has quite a few holes in it.
Anyway, I ruffed trick 2, and got the trumps right, taking 3 rounds via finesse, then ducked a Club, ruffed the Heart return, cashed Diamond Ace (no Q) and a top Club, all following. Now we are down to:
Scoring: IMP
W...N...E...S
1♠ 2♥ 2N 3♥
3♠ 4♥ P P
4♠ P P P
Lead: ♥AK
W...N...E...S
1♠ 2♥ 2N 3♥
3♠ 4♥ P P
4♠ P P P
Lead: ♥AK
As the cards lie, South having both the minor queens, I have no way to fail, but if the minor Queens are split I can make only provided that I guess the layout. In fact I played South for the final Club. Is one play superior to the other? Or perhaps there is a better line in total?

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W...N...E...S
1♠ 2♥ 2N 3♥
3♠ 4♥ P P
4♠ P P P
Lead: ♥AK