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That's all for today, good night!
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Watch Sportscenepublished at 17:57 BST 25 October
Plenty of goals for you to watch on Sportscene on BBC Scotland and iPlayer from 19:15 BST.
Image source, SNSOn to tomorrowpublished at 17:51 BST 25 October
It's almost time for us to go. Here are tomorrow's Scottish Premiership fixtures, which you can follow on BBC Radio Scotland and the BBC Sport website & app.
- Hearts v Celtic (12:00)
- Aberdeen v Hibernian (14:30)
- Rangers v Kilmarnock (15:00)
FULL-TIMEpublished at 17:49 BST 25 October
Scottish Cup second round
- Wick Academy 1-1 Benburb aet (7-8 pens)
'Naivety' frustrates Livi bosspublished at 17:47 BST 25 October
FT: Livingston 1-2 Motherwell
Livingston manager David Martindale tells BBC Sportsound: "It's really raw. A late goal, dropped points. That's three times we've done that at home. I'm disappointed in the manner of the goals we've lost.
"The first is a poor individual decision. The second one is a ball we don't need to play, and we've just got lucky from the offside goal moments before. I don't understand it. There's a level of naivety, and it's up to me to try and address that.
"Players that have made mistakes and bad errors are having to learn on the job. There's a lot in the performance that I'm quite happy with. We got to grips with the game and we deserved the lead at half-time.
"Second half, we started okay. We have to look after the ball a bit better in the final third. The two goals we lose are really disappointing."
Image source, SNSMcGlynn 'couldn't believe' Allan winnerpublished at 17:43 BST 25 October
FT: Falkirk 2-1 Dundee
Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Sportsound: "I'm absolutely delighted, we had to do it the hard way coming from behind again.
"It's nice to get [a first home win], it's back-to-back wins after Motherwell last week.
"What can you say about Connor Allan's goal? It was absolutely incredible. It'll be goal of the week, if not goal of the month, season or whatever.
"It's his first start for us. We spoke about the amount of centre-backs we've got injured and the young boy has come in and done magnificently well. I couldn't believe the goal he scored. He'll be lucky if scores a better goal in his whole career.
"The resilience, character and spirit of the players to fight back once again, I'm still left in doubt what's going to happen when we go in front."
Image source, SNS'Decisions change the game, rightly or wrongly'published at 17:40 BST 25 October
FT: Dundee United 3-1 St Mirren
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Sportsound: "It's a real disappointment. We dominate large parts of the game with 25 shots with [ three ] on target, which has been a common theme for us, unfortunately.
"Decisions change the game, rightly or wrongly. I've seen footage of the first one [when Shamal George was penalised for picking up outside his box], and it's clearly on the line when he picks it up, so it's not a free-kick.
"I haven't seen an angle from behind the goal for the [Dundee United] penalty, but the decisions change the complexion of the game. The parts we can control are that we have 25 shots away from home, 13 corners, play incredibly well, and we only hit the target three times.
"That's onus, that's on me, that's on the players, we have to be better and we'll do our best to change that."
Image source, SNSPressley frustrated at Falkirk winnerpublished at 17:37 BST 25 October
FT: Falkirk 2-1 Dundee
Dundee manager Steven Pressley tells BBC Sportsound: "We went in at half-time with a deserved lead and acquitted ourselves well in the first half.
"We had good organisation, pressed at the right times and looked a threat. But we were under no illusions that Falkirk are a very dangerous team and aggressive in their second-half performances.
"The disappointment was we didn't match their aggression in the opening 20 minutes of the second half. The subs came on and gave us a real impetus and changed the flow of the game.
"In the last 15 minutes we looked the more likely side and just as we were getting some pressure we lose such a poor goal.
"Bar the Aberdeen game, our games have been decided by fine margins but we can't allow a margin like that. We can't allow that second goal to happen, it's really disappointing."
On the possible penalty incident involving Ethan Hamilton and Kyrell Wilson, Pressley said: "I've only seen it from one angle, and from that angle it's certainly a claim for a penalty. I'd need to see it from another angle but it was a key moment when we were winning 1-0 and playing reasonably well.
"It was a chance to get that all important second goal but it wasn't to be and I don't want to use it as an excuse because we were still ahead and should have taken something from the game."
Image source, SNSFULL-TIMEpublished at 17:35 BST 25 October
Scottish Cup second round
- Caledonian Braves 3-4 Stirling Albion aet
Askou reflects on 'massive' Well winpublished at 17:27 BST 25 October
FT: Livingston 1-2 Motherwell
Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou tells BBC Sportsound: "A lot of emotions there. We went through a very difficult game. Big credit to Livingston for really making it hard for us.
"They were a threat all the way through and we had to provide two big moments to make sure we won. The first half lacked quality, but we stepped up second half.
"It wasn't perfect, but it became better, and we lifted out quality in the small moments, which led to two goals.
"Elijah [Just] is a very good player, who has started very well for us, and hopefully that continues. It was good to see [Callum Slattery] back, we've missed him. There was some moments of light for us today, and the win is massive."
Image source, SNSGoodwin praises United for 'standing up' to St Mirrenpublished at 17:25 BST 25 October
FT: Dundee United 3-1 St Mirren
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Sportsound: "Sometimes the result is more important than the performance.
"I don't think there's a team in the Scottish Premiership that makes you defend your box as much as what St Mirren do. They're a really big, strong physical team
"Our guys at the back had to stand up and be counted and I thought they did that brilliantly. The game wasn't a great spectacle in terms of nice and neat football but It was about grinding out a result for us."
Image source, SNSRe-live a Tynecastle classicpublished at 17:21 BST 25 October
Hearts v Celtic (Sun, 12:00)
Of course, tomorrow pitches the Scottish Premiership's top two against one another with five points separating the sides as things stand.
Here's a classic encounter between the Hearts and Celtic from yesteryear.
Media caption, 1976: Hearts and Celtic's seven-goal thriller
Postpublished at 17:18 BST 25 October
FT: Greenock Morton 0-4 St Johnstone
Scottish Championship leaders St Johnstone didn't score in the second half at Cappielow but they didn't need to after bagging four in the first half.
The Perth side lead the division by three points.
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 17:16 BST 25 October
FT: Raith Rovers 2-0 Partick Thistle
Paul Hanlon scored the clinching goal as Raith Rovers defeated Partick Thistle to move fifth in the Scottish Championship.
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 17:15 BST 25 October
FT: Ross County 3-2 Dunfermline Athletic
Ronan Hale struck Ross County's winner against Dunfermline Athletic as they moved up to seventh in the Scottish Championship.
Image source, SNSHow it standspublished at 17:14 BST 25 October
Scottish Championship
This is what the second tier looks like after 12 games.
Image source, SNSThe standingspublished at 17:11 BST 25 October
Here's now the Scottish Premiership looks after today's games.
Image source, SNSFULL-TIMEpublished at 17:04 BST 25 October
Scottish Championship
- Airdrieonians 1-0 Arbroath
- Greenock Morton 0-4 St Johnstone
- Queen's Park 0-0 Ayr United
- Raith Rovers 2-0 Partick Thistle
- Ross County 3-2 Dunfermline Athletic
Postpublished at 17:03 BST 25 October
FT: Falkirk 2-1 Dundee
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at the Falkirk StadiumI’ve got no idea what centre-back Connor Allan was doing that far up the pitch, but Falkirk manager John McGlynn won’t care about that.
What a story for the 20-year-old drafted in to play in defence and becoming the Bairns' match winner.
Image source, SNSFULL-TIMEpublished at 17:00 BST 25 October
Scottish Cup second round
- Auchinleck Talbot 3-1 Gretna 2008
- Banks O'Dee 4-0 Fraserburgh
- Brechin City 3-1 Dundonald Bluebell
- Camelon Juniors 1-0 Johnstone Burgh
- Clachnacuddin 2-0 Sauchie Juniors
- Clyde 2-3 Annan Athletic
- Clydebank 3-1 East Stirlingshire
- Cumbernauld Colts 0-2 Bonnyrigg Rose
- Dumbarton 2-0 Tayport
- Edinburgh City 1-0 Stirling University
- Elgin City 2-1 Deveronvale
- Musselburgh Athletic 1-2 Forfar Athletic
- Nairn County 1-2 Turriff United
- Spartans 2-1 East Kilbridge
- Stranraer 4-0 Glenafton Athletic
- Tranent 3-0 Dundee North End
(Two other ties into extra time)
Connor Allan's brilliant solo run and finish won the game for Falkirk
At a glance
Clark Robertson heads Dundee in front from corner
Defender then smashes into own net as Falkirk change game
Centre-back Allan's brilliant solo run and finish wins game in 90th minute
Back-up centre-back Connor Allan scored a stunning 90th-minute goal on his first Falkirk start to complete a brilliant turanround against Dundee and hand his side a first home Scottish Premiership win of the season.
The former Rangers youth player was called up amid a raft of injuries in John McGlynn's defence and delivered the decisive moment.
Allan strode from near the halfway line into the box, cut inside one defender, rolled the ball with his studs and stroked the ball with the outside of his boot into the far corner.
It sent the home fans absolutely wild as they went on to celebrate a first top-flight win at home since 2010 after the game completely changed after the break.
Clark Robertson had headed Dundee in front from a corner, as he had done in the club's first win over Celtic for 24 years last Sunday, but Steven Pressley's side failed to build on that momentum.
The energy shifted early in the second half when Dundee goalkeeper Jon McCracken played a loose pass out from his goal which ended with Calvin Miller hitting the bar.
From that moment on Falkirk looked energised and Dundee were spooked such that the equaliser felt inevitable on 55 minutes.
A ball to the back post was smashed across goal and Robertson failed to adjust as he clattered the ball into his own net this time.
Ross MacIver hit the post and McCracken kept out efforts from Miller and Dylan Tait as Falkirk kept coming, before Allan's unexpected brilliance won the game and moved Falkirk up to fourth.
Dundee drop to 10th and will rue their second-half performance, but also a controversial moment going against them.
When they led 1-0 Ethan Hamilton appeared to be caught by Kyrell Wilson after winning the ball in the box.
However, the referee gave the free-kick to Falkirk and booked Hamilton.
Wilson had already been booked, so had video assistant Andrew Dallas felt differently Dundee would have had a penalty and probably a man advantage for the entire second half.
They got no such break, though, and slipped to a fifth defeat of the season.
Analysis: Falkirk consistency pays dividends
Everything about Falkirk screams stability and consistency, which means they are defying the odds in this early part of the Scottish Premiership.
McGlynn has taken a squad from League 1 to the top flight in two seasons, playing attractive football in a 4-2-3-1 formation with little tweaks and adaptions here and there.
So many of the players have stepped up from the third tier which inevitably meant sceptisim about how they would handle the Premiership, but McGlynn's consistency of message, coaching, and selection means everyone is on the same page.
It was typified by Allan's performance as he stepped into a makeshift backline and was given the confidence to do his job and more, surging up the pitch to win the game.
For all three of their league victories they have had to weather an early storm and have managed to show resilience and bounce back, retaining belief in each other and their manager.
McGlynn has hinted he would like to make a run for the top six, and while it is a little early for that talk, they are trending in the right direction.
Dundee ending a 24-year win drought against Celtic was supposed to be the start for them and under-fire manager Pressley.
But this result means all the same questions emerge. After taking the lead they looked happy to soak up pressure rather than press home their advantage, and the reality is they are bottom of the charts when it comes to attempts on goal in the Premiership.
After the 4-0 cuffing at Pittodrie the manager said he had been too ambitious and they needed to focus on being hard to beat again.
But they are not hard enough to score against, and the attempt at solidity has come at the expense of creating chances.
That said, they probably should have had a penalty when 1-0 up and Falkirk would likely have been reduced to 10 men.
It was a game-changing call which Dundee will rue.
What they said
Falkirk manager John McGlynn: "I'm absolutely delighted, we had to do it the hard way coming from behind again.
"It's nice to get [a first home win], it's back-to-back wins after Motherwell last week.
"What can you say about Connor Allan's goal? It was absolutely incredible. It'll be goal of the week, if not goal of the month, season or whatever.
"The resilience, character and spirit of the players to fight back once again, I'm still left in doubt what's going to happen when we go in front."
Dundee manager Steven Pressley: "We went in at half-time with a deserved lead and acquitted ourselves well in the first half.
"We had good organisation, pressed at the right times and looked a threat. But we were under no illusions that Falkirk are a very dangerous team and aggressive in their second-half performances.
"The disappointment was we didn't match their aggression in the opening 20 minutes of the second half. The subs came on and gave us a real impetus and changed the flow of the game.
"In the last 15 minutes we looked the more likely side and just as we were getting some pressure we lose such a poor goal."
What's next for these teams?
Falkirk travel to Celtic on Wednesday night (19:45 GMT) as midweek Premiership action returns, but Dundee sit that round out and next play against leaders Hearts on Saturday (15:00).
Player of the match
Number: 20 C. Allan
Average rating 8.33
Number: 20 C. Allan
Average Rating: 8.33Number: 19 S. Bain
Average Rating: 8.00Number: 5 L. Henderson
Average Rating: 7.91Number: 21 D. Tait
Average Rating: 7.64Number: 29 C. Miller
Average Rating: 7.43Number: 24 E. Williams
Average Rating: 7.38Number: 9 R. MacIver
Average Rating: 7.21Number: 28 F. Lissah
Average Rating: 7.21Number: 11 A. Agyeman
Average Rating: 7.08Number: 8 B. Spencer
Average Rating: 6.67Number: 22 K. Wilson
Average Rating: 6.47Number: 2 K. Adams
Average Rating: 6.08Number: 37 S. Arfield
Average Rating: 6.08Number: 7 B. Graham
Average Rating: 6.00Number: 17 H. Cartwright
Average Rating: 5.56Number: 47 T. Samuel-Ogunsuyi
Average Rating: 4.88Number: 4 R. Astley
Average Rating: 7.33Number: 3 C. Robertson
Average Rating: 6.00Number: 22 L. Graham
Average Rating: 5.92Number: 1 J. McCracken
Average Rating: 5.22Number: 7 D. Wright
Average Rating: 5.20Number: 12 I. Samuels
Average Rating: 5.09Number: 48 E. Hamilton
Average Rating: 4.88Number: 19 J. Westley
Average Rating: 4.50Number: 20 C. Congreve
Average Rating: 4.40Number: 8 P. Digby
Average Rating: 4.38Number: 15 S. Murray
Average Rating: 3.75Number: 28 C. Jones
Average Rating: 3.00Number: 21 Y. Dhanda
Average Rating: 2.86Number: 9 E. Acquah
Average Rating: 2.25Number: 17 T. Yogane
Average Rating: 2.00After the opportunity to rate players has closed, the score displayed represents the average from all the submissions by BBC Sport users.
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Scottish Premiership Table
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- Falkirk, Position 4, Points 12
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Key
- Position 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 : Championship Round
- Position 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 : Relegation Round
Team Lineups
home team, Falkirk
Manager: John McGlynn
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Pitch Formation
- 19, Bain, Goalkeeper
- 2, Adams, Defender20, Allan, Defender5, Henderson, Defender28, Lissah, Defender
- 8, Spencer, Defensive Midfielder21, Tait, Defensive Midfielder
- 22, Wilson, Attacking Midfielder24, Williams, Attacking Midfielder29, Miller, Attacking Midfielder
- 9, MacIver, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 19, S. Bain
- Number 28, F. Lissah , Yellow Card at 87 minutes
- Number 5, L. Henderson
- Number 20, C. Allan
- Number 2, K. Adams
- Number 21, D. Tait , substituted for H. Cartwright at 81 minutes
- Number 8, B. Spencer , Captain
- Number 29, C. Miller , substituted for S. Arfield at 81 minutes
- Number 24, E. Williams , substituted for T. Samuel-Ogunsuyi at 88 minutes
- Number 22, K. Wilson , Yellow Card at 33 minutes, substituted for A. Agyeman at 73 minutes
- Number 9, R. MacIver , substituted for B. Graham at 73 minutes
Substitutes
home team, Falkirk
- Number 11, A. Agyeman
- Number 37, S. Arfield
- Number 17, H. Cartwright
- Number 7, B. Graham
- Number 42, S. Hart
- Number 1, N. Hogarth
- Number 18, G. Oliver
- Number 47, T. Samuel-Ogunsuyi
- Number 14, F. Yeats
away team, Dundee
Manager: Steven Pressley
Formation: 3 - 4 - 3
Pitch Formation
- 1, McCracken, Goalkeeper
- 4, Astley, Defender3, Clark Robertson, Defender22, Graham, Defender
- 7, Wright, Midfielder8, Digby, Midfielder48, Hamilton, Midfielder12, Samuels, Midfielder
- 20, Congreve, Striker15, Murray, Striker19, Westley, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 1, J. McCracken
- Number 22, L. Graham
- Number 3, C. Robertson , Yellow Card at 36 minutes
- Number 4, R. Astley
- Number 12, I. Samuels
- Number 48, E. Hamilton , Yellow Card at 36 minutes
- Number 8, P. Digby , substituted for T. Yogane at 70 minutes
- Number 7, D. Wright
- Number 19, J. Westley , substituted for C. Jones at 70 minutes
- Number 15, S. Murray , Captain, substituted for E. Acquah at 67 minutes
- Number 20, C. Congreve , substituted for Y. Dhanda at 70 minutes
away team, Dundee
- Number 9, E. Acquah
- Number 21, Y. Dhanda
- Number 6, A. Donnelly
- Number 11, A. Hay
- Number 2, E. Ingram
- Number 28, C. Jones
- Number 13, K. O'Hara
- Number 10, F. Robertson
- Number 17, T. Yogane
home team, Falkirk
Manager: John McGlynn
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Pitch Formation
- 19, Bain, Goalkeeper
- 2, Adams, Defender20, Allan, Defender5, Henderson, Defender28, Lissah, Defender
- 8, Spencer, Defensive Midfielder21, Tait, Defensive Midfielder
- 22, Wilson, Attacking Midfielder24, Williams, Attacking Midfielder29, Miller, Attacking Midfielder
- 9, MacIver, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 19, S. Bain
- Number 28, F. Lissah , Yellow Card at 87 minutes
- Number 5, L. Henderson
- Number 20, C. Allan
- Number 2, K. Adams
- Number 21, D. Tait , substituted for H. Cartwright at 81 minutes
- Number 8, B. Spencer , Captain
- Number 29, C. Miller , substituted for S. Arfield at 81 minutes
- Number 24, E. Williams , substituted for T. Samuel-Ogunsuyi at 88 minutes
- Number 22, K. Wilson , Yellow Card at 33 minutes, substituted for A. Agyeman at 73 minutes
- Number 9, R. MacIver , substituted for B. Graham at 73 minutes
Substitutes
- Number 11, A. Agyeman
- Number 37, S. Arfield
- Number 17, H. Cartwright
- Number 7, B. Graham
- Number 42, S. Hart
- Number 1, N. Hogarth
- Number 18, G. Oliver
- Number 47, T. Samuel-Ogunsuyi
- Number 14, F. Yeats
away team, Dundee
Manager: Steven Pressley
Formation: 3 - 4 - 3
Pitch Formation
- 1, McCracken, Goalkeeper
- 4, Astley, Defender3, Clark Robertson, Defender22, Graham, Defender
- 7, Wright, Midfielder8, Digby, Midfielder48, Hamilton, Midfielder12, Samuels, Midfielder
- 20, Congreve, Striker15, Murray, Striker19, Westley, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 1, J. McCracken
- Number 22, L. Graham
- Number 3, C. Robertson , Yellow Card at 36 minutes
- Number 4, R. Astley
- Number 12, I. Samuels
- Number 48, E. Hamilton , Yellow Card at 36 minutes
- Number 8, P. Digby , substituted for T. Yogane at 70 minutes
- Number 7, D. Wright
- Number 19, J. Westley , substituted for C. Jones at 70 minutes
- Number 15, S. Murray , Captain, substituted for E. Acquah at 67 minutes
- Number 20, C. Congreve , substituted for Y. Dhanda at 70 minutes
Substitutes
- Number 9, E. Acquah
- Number 21, Y. Dhanda
- Number 6, A. Donnelly
- Number 11, A. Hay
- Number 2, E. Ingram
- Number 28, C. Jones
- Number 13, K. O'Hara
- Number 10, F. Robertson
- Number 17, T. Yogane
Match Officials
- Referee:
- Ross Hardie
- Video Assistant Referee:
- Andrew Dallas
- Assistant Referee 1:
- Calum Spence
- Assistant Referee 2:
- Jonathan Bell
- Fourth Official:
- Lloyd Wilson
- Assistant VAR Official:
- Alan Mulvanny
Match Stats
Key, Falkirk v DundeeBasic Stats
Overall possession
Falkirk 66.3%Dundee 33.7%
Shots
Falkirk 12Dundee 13Shots on target
Falkirk 5Dundee 3Total touches inside the opposition box
Falkirk 20Dundee 22Goalkeeper saves
Falkirk 2Dundee 4Aerial duels won
Falkirk 26Dundee 32Fouls committed
Falkirk 11Dundee 12Corners
Falkirk 5Dundee 3In-depth match stats
Attack
Shots
Falkirk 12Dundee 13Shots on target
Falkirk 5Dundee 3Shots off target
Falkirk 5Dundee 4Attempts out of box
Falkirk 4Dundee 4Hit woodwork
Falkirk 2Dundee 0Total offsides
Falkirk 1Dundee 1Distribution
Total passes
Falkirk 489Dundee 247Pass accuracy %
Falkirk 79.1Dundee 59.9Backward passes
Falkirk 55Dundee 32Forward passes
Falkirk 195Dundee 139Total long balls
Falkirk 91Dundee 68Successful final third passes
Falkirk 106Dundee 34Total crosses
Falkirk 28Dundee 16Defence
Total tackles
Falkirk 16Dundee 16Won tackle %
Falkirk 62.5Dundee 50Fouls committed
Falkirk 11Dundee 12Total yellow cards
Falkirk 2Dundee 2Total clearances
Falkirk 48Dundee 35Season so far
Scottish Premiership
Key, Falkirk v Dundee
League position, Falkirk 5th, Dundee 11thTotal points, Falkirk 16, Dundee 9
Goals scored
Falkirk 16Dundee 9Form guide
All competitions
Falkirk won
v Motherwell
1
2
Premiership
Dundee won
v Celtic
2
0
Premiership
Falkirk draw
v Rangers
1
1
Premiership
Dundee lose
v Aberdeen
4
0
Premiership
Falkirk lose
v Hearts
3
0
Premiership
Dundee lose
v St. Mirren
1
0
Premiership
Falkirk draw
v Hibernian
2
2
Premiership
Dundee won
v Livingston
3
2
Premiership
Falkirk lose
v St. Mirren
1
2
Premiership
Dundee draw
v Motherwell
1
1
Premiership
Previous meetings
All competitions
Falkirk and DundeeFalkirk Won 8Dundee Won 10
Played 24
Draw 6
Previous scores
All competitions
Challenge Cup
Falkirk 0 , Dundee 3 on the 8th of December 2022
Falkirk
Dundee
8th of December 2022
League Cup
Dundee 3 , Falkirk 0 on the 30th of August 2022
Dundee
Falkirk
30th of August 2022
Scottish Cup
Dundee 3 , Falkirk 1 on the 26th of January 2016
Dundee
Falkirk
26th of January 2016
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Match Facts
This is the first time that Falkirk and Dundee have met in the top-flight since the 1992-93 season, with their last clash at this level coming in March 1993, the Bairns winning 1-0.
Dundee have won both of their last two league games against newly promoted opponents, last winning three in a row against such sides in the top-flight in August 2000.
Falkirk have drawn five of their last six home games in the Scottish top-flight (L1), including three of four games this season.
After their 2-0 win over Celtic, Dundee could earn back-to-back wins in the Scottish Premiership for the first time since March 2024.
Against Motherwell last time out, Scott Arfield scored his first top-flight league goal for Falkirk since May 2010 against St. Mirren, 15 years and 170 days beforehand. It was the longest gap between Scottish top-flight goals by a player for a specific side since Charlie Mulgrew for Dundee United in October 2021 (15y 247d since his last).