Falkirk will need to put all thoughts of their William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final against Hibernian to the back of their minds when they face Raith, with midfielder Craig Sibbald again missing due to an ankle injury. Saturday's Scottish Cup success over Hamilton could have come at a price as both Stephen Kingsley and Lyle Taylor need to pass fitness tests to face the Kirkcaldy men after susta...Full Story »

Bottom-placed Dumbarton picked up only their second league win of the season with a 4-3 victory at Falkirk. The hosts took the lead two minutes before the interval, when Lyle Taylor headed home Stephen Kingsley's cross, before James Lister found a first-half stoppage time equaliser for the Sons. When Darren Dods was shown a straight red card for a foul on Garry Fleming inside the area in the 6...Full Story »

Falkirk midfielder Stephen Kingsley has recovered from the nose injury he sustained in the 2-0 win over Dumbarton last weekend and is included in manager Steven Pressley's squad for the visit of leaders Partick. Jay Fulton is also available with only Craig Sibbald missing due to a hip injury as Falkirk look to extend their unbeaten run to six games. Technical director Alex Smith said: "It is g...Full Story »

Falkirk youngster Stephen Kingsley is banned for the visit of Ross County. On-loan Rangers youngster Ross Perry is struggling with a knock with manager Steven Pressley unlikely to make many chances to his squad that have hit form recently. Pressley said: "We have won four games in a row and had only 1 defeat in 10 so we are doing well just now and do not want the season to end. "I watched Ros...Full Story »