Kai Kennedy has been Falkirk's best weapon in the second half. All the danger has come from his trickery out on the left wing. He sends in another dangerous cross but Darvel head clear.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

It's not the best delivery from Ian McShane, not where he wants it to go but he's happy it's in the back of the net.

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There's an extra edge to the match now. Suddenly there's an air of belief among the home fans but Falkirk look a threat on the break and you wouldn't be surprised to see them score a third.

Falkirk threaten once again, this time through Sean Mackie's header over the bar from Kai Kennedy's corner kick from the left.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

They want that third goal, don't they? They're really putting the pressure on to try and get it.

Has Mick Kennedy got another ace up his sleeve to keep the Darvel dream alive?

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Kai Kennedy gets on the end of a swift counter-attack after Darvel lose possession in midfield. The Falkirk forward kills Callumn Morrison's cross with his first touch and smacks a shot at goal but goalkeeper Chris Truesdale clears with his feet to keep Darvel in the tie.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

All the talk has been Darvel - the expectation has been on a shock which allows Falkirk to get on with their business. The motivation is there, they've clearly watched the previous round and the performance against Aberdeen so they knew it was going to be a test for them tonight. They'll have been happy to get on with it.

Darvel boss Michael Kennedy makes a change: Thomas Reilly makes way for Allan MacKenzie.

Aidan Nesbitt gets hold of the ball 30 yards from goal and sends it to the left wing for Kai Kennedy. His cross into the box is cleared but he gets another chance but his low shot is saved comfortably by Chris Truesdale.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

[Darvel] don't have to be gung-ho and be desperate. There's still time left but they've started the second half the way they finished the first.

Ross Meechan wins a corner for Darvel, but they concede a foul when the set play comes in to the box. They have plenty of time to put things right but will want to make every chance count.

We're under way again.

The teams make their way on to the pitch. What a huge 45 minutes of football we have in store. A win for Falkirk would be such a boost after their troubled recent years.

Darvel have had a few sniffs at goal, their best ones coming from Chris McGowan's header and also this attempt, pictured, by Darryl Meggatt getting up to join the attack.

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Neil McCann
Former Rangers & Hearts winger on BBC Sportscene

Craig Truesdale going off has hurt Darvel because he offers an out ball, but if they can get the ball into the box they have a chance. They have enough belief that they can create chances.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Final Score

I think that will be [Mick Kennedy's] message at half time, to get the next goal and try and keep the tie alive and put Falkirk under pressure. I have to say, Falkirk have been excellent, especially when they've been going forward - playing with real purpose and speed.

Falkirk scored two goals in quick succession. Have a watch...

Falkirk are 45 minutes away from a quarter-final at home to Ayr United. Can Darvel find a way back while not being stung further by these fantastic, incisive passes from midfield for Callumn Morrison and Gary Oliver?