Falkirk

22-7-7
1st in Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Cup

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Scottish Cup

Scottish Championship

Scottish Championship

Falkirk

SOCCER

Inverness edge out Falkirk

Jake Mulraney's goal eight minutes from time was enough to give Inverness Caledonia Thistle a 1-0 over Falkirk. Mulraney showed great composure to cut inside a defender before firing low into the corner of the Falkirk goal. The win moves Thistle above Queen of the South into seventh place in the Ladbrokes Championship, six points ahead of their opponents.Sean Welsh's free-kick was well saved by Thistle keeper Mark Ridgers in the 10th minute while Paul Watson had a shot blocked and another cleared off the line for Falkirk.Inverness were denied a goal when Falkirk twice cleared off the line after Thistle had hit the crossbar. But Mulraney did well to take his chance and earn his side all three points.

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PA Sport

Falkirk

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Jason Cummings' hat trick seals easy win for Rangers vs. Falkirk

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PA Sport

Jason Cummings' hat trick seals easy win for Rangers vs. Falkirk

Falkirk

SOCCER

Inverness thrash Falkirk

Inverness scored three times in the opening half-hour as they beat Falkirk 4-1.George Oakley, Connor Bell and Jake Mulraney struck early to move the hosts within three points of the play-off places.Oakley put Inverness ahead after 10 minutes, slotting in the rebound after Mulraney was denied by Falkirk goalkeeper Robbie Thomson.Mulraney was involved again as his 28th-minute cutback was converted by Bell before he was able to celebrate his first goal for the club two minutes later.Louis Longridge's fourth goal in as many games pulled one back for the visitors with four minutes left but substitute John Baird headed home to round off a thumping home win.

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PA Sport

Falkirk

SOCCER

Falkirk apologise after Shiels incident

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PA Sport

Football

Falkirk

SOCCER

Dunfermline ease to derby victory

Goals in each half from Nicky Clark and Declan McManus eased Dunfermline to a 2-0 Ladbrokes Championship victory over Falkirk.Clark's 16th-minute strike was fumbled over the line by Robbie Mutch and debutant Lee Robinson made a good stop from Louis Longridge to preserve the hosts' lead just before the break.McManus fired home within five minutes of the restart after good skill from Joe Cardle, who later hit a post as Dunfermline enjoyed a derby triumph in front of 7,140 fans at East End Park.Falkirk had three new signings in their team - former Partick Thistle midfielder Sean Welsh, Tommy Robson, who signed from Sunderland on a six-month deal and Andrew Nelson, on loan from the Black Cats - but drew a blank for the sixth time in seven matches after Reghan Tumilty hit the woodwork late on.

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PA Sport

Falkirk

SOCCER

Livingston and Falkirk share goalless draw

Livingston and Falkirk finally returned to action but could not be separated as an entertaining clash ended goalless.Neither side had played since the end of November due to a cold snap but it did not show as both created plenty of chances.Falkirk striker Louis Longridge had the first noteworthy opportunity in the 19th minute, hammering a strike across goal which Neil Alexander did well to gather.The Bairns were on top as Lee Miller sent a volleyed effort over the crossbar and Reghan Tumility's looping shot dropped inches over.Livingston responded before the break as James Penrice fired a well-struck shot just past the upright, while a frantic start to the second half saw a thumping drive from Longridge pushed away for a corner.The home side hit the woodwork through a Penrice header in the 64th minute but that was the closest either side came to a winner.

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PA Sport

Falkirk

SOCCER

Dundee United go top after downing Falkirk

Dundee United moved to the top of the Ladbrokes Championship in style with a 3-0 victory over struggling Falkirk.The Tangerines had the game wrapped up by half-time thanks to goals from Scott McDonald, Jamie Robson and Willo Flood.United had already hit the bar through Billy King when McDonald hooked a deflected cross over his head and into the net to give the hosts a 21st-minute lead.The home side continued to dominate and ended Falkirk's challenge in the final five minutes of the half as Robson found the bottom corner and Flood finished a quick counter-attack.Scott Fraser and Fraser Fyvie were both denied by the woodwork late on but the three points had long since been in the bag.

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PA Sport

Bell tolls for Falkirk's cup hopes

Inverness reached the semi-finals of the Irn-Bru Cup as Connor Bell's second-half goal earned them a 1-0 win over Championship rivals Falkirk.The Bairns dominated the early stages of the tie as Myles Hippolyte fired over from the edge of the area before seeing a header cleared off the line.Inverness started the second half on the front foot and a cross by Bell found Alex Cooper, but his header was tipped over the bar by Falkirk goalkeeper Robbie Thomson.The home side took the lead just before the hour as John Baird's flick-on found Bell at the back post and he fired into the top corner to put Inverness into the semi-finals.

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PA Sport

Falkirk

SOCCER

O'Hara banned 8 games for missing eye insult

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Associated Press

O'Hara banned 8 games for missing eye insult

Falkirk

SOCCER

Falkirk 1-2 Livingston

Rafa De Vita struck an extra-time winner as Livingston beat Championship rivals Falkirk 2-1 in the Betfred Cup. De Vita bundled home from close range in front of a 2,677 crowd which was boosted by Falkirk's offer of free entry to pupils who had received their exam results earlier in the day.Myles Hippolyte and Nathan Austin went close as Falkirk made the early running but Scott Robinson gave Livingston the lead on the break in the 31st minute when he turned home Danny Mullen's cross from close range.The lead only lasted eight minutes before James Craigen turned and finished inside the box.Joe McKee hit the Livi bar with a free-kick and both Neil Alexander and Robbie Thomson pulled off excellent saves just before the 90 minutes were up.Former Ross County wide player De Vita struck 11 minutes into extra-time when he converted Josh Mullin's deflected cross.ends

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Falkirk	36	22	7	7	+39	73
Livingston	36	20	10	6	+28	70
Ayr United	36	18	9	9	+18	63
Partick Thistle	36	15	10	11	+5	55
Raith Rovers	36	15	8	13	+4	53
Greenock Morton	36	12	12	12	-6	48
Dunfermline Athletic	36	9	8	19	-15	35
Queen's Park	36	9	8	19	-19	35
Airdrieonians	36	7	8	21	-28	29
Hamilton Academical	36	10	6	20	-26	21

Calvin MillerM #29

Scott ArfieldM #37

Brad SpencerM #8

Goal Difference

39

1st

Goals Scored

72

1st

Assists

43

1st

Goals Conceded

33

2nd

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