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We'll be back tomorrow with all the action as the Premiership returns, catch you then.

Before we call it a night, I'll leave you with the table going into the rest of the weekend's action.

Falkirk are six points clear, leaving it up to Livingston to respond when they travel to bottom of the table Airdrieonians tomorrow.

Queen's Park goalkeeper Callum Ferrie tells BBC Scotland: "We made it difficult at times for them but we know that was below our level.

"In the first half Falkirk showed why they're top of the league.

"We were lucky to stay in the game and you know the longer you stay in it you'll create chances.

"We know that wasn't good enough from our point of view and we have to rectify that going into a big Scottish Cup game next week."

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

The positive for Falkirk is they created the chances, they've got through the game at 1-0 and they've not rued any of the missed opportunities.

Queen's Park boss Callum Davidson tells BBC Scotland: "I thought Falkirk played us away in the first half, we couldn't deal with the energy levels to start with.

"That was the currents of the first half - for me it wasn't good enough. We need to have a look at why we didn't start well and didn't start with the intensity Falkirk did.

"After half-time we said we were thankful it was 1-0, the longer the game goes on we knew we'd get chances. We created a really good chance to score, another day it goes in.

"Ultimately Callum [Ferrie] kept us in the game and you have to give credit to Falkirk. Tonight I didn't think we showed what we're capable of."

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

They're a team that are used to winning. The spirit they've got, the squad that they have are ready to put in performances week in week out.

An outstanding performance, it should've been a lot more.

Falkirk captain Brad Spencer tells BBC Scotland: "We wanted to put in a good performance after last week.

"I thought we were brilliant in the first half especially. We try and work hard as a team, I think we did that tonight and frustrated them. We passed the ball and moved really well.

"It was frustrating, we had so many chances especially in the second half. We need to be a wee bit more clinical.

"We came here to get a clean sheet and win the game, that's all we could ask for."

Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "We were pleased to win but it was a bit frustrating it was only 1-0 because anything can happen in the later stages.

"I thought we created a lot in the first half, we were maybe a bit wasteful in front of goal. Maybe we weren't equally as good in the second half but a clean sheet and a bounce back from last week so I'm absolutely delighted.

"We started really well, their goalkeeper had a few good saves then out of nowhere we lose the ball in our own half and they hit the post. These things can happen in football but I'm pleased with the bounce back from last week and the mentality.

"When you're on such a long run, two defeats in 52, you just never know how you're going to react. We knew it was a game where there was going to be a little bit of mystery but I'm delighted with the way we bounced back."

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportscene

It shouldn't have been on a knife edge, Falkirk had chance after chance to kill it off but you can't say the best team didn't win.

It's a big three points for them after the defeat last week.

While it wasn't the most comfortable 90 minutes, it's certainly deserved three points for John McGlynn's side who go six points clear at the top of the table.

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Nicky Hogarth goes into the book now as the Falkirk keeper takes his time with the goalkick.

Four minutes of stoppage still to play.

Substitute Sean Mackie is into the book as the 90 approaches.

Was that the chance for Queen's Park?!

Dom Thomas is denied by Nicky Hogarth from close range, that was a huge opportunity for the hosts to snatch something late on.

Ethan Ross is hobbling off for Falkirk, looks like he'll need to be replaced too.

It's Sean Mackie on in his place.

Jack Turner is about to be replaced by Timam Scott as Callum Davidson makes another change.

Another great run from Falkirk, this time Ethan Ross danced his way into the Queen's Park box but it's a really soft shot that's easily stopped by the keeper.

That was a lovely piece of play from Alfredo Agyeman and Michael McKenna, the shot is ultimately tame though and stopped well by Ferrie.

Brad Spencer sends it in and Liam Henderson gets a head to it, not enough on the header to trouble Callum Ferrie though.

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