Rangers recover from bad start to put six past Falkirk and keep heat on Hearts
Danny Rohl’s side shrugged off a two-goal deficit to record a fourth straight win and are just a point behind the leaders with five games left.
www.the42.ieHere’s the latest on Falkirk v Rangers from recent coverage:
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Falkirk upset Rangers with a 2-1 victory in the Scottish Premiership, with Falkirk taking an early lead and holding on despite late pressures. This match highlighted Falkirk’s strong home form and a difficult day for Rangers.[1]
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Rangers later surged back to win 6-3 away at Falkirk, completing a remarkable comeback and tightening the title race by moving within a point of the league leaders after a scintillating second-half showed by Tochi Chukwuani, Youssef Chermiti (two goals), Bojan Miovski (two goals), and Nico Raskin. This result underscored Rangers’ higher scoring power and resilience in this fixture.[2]
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For context, there have been other public clips and previews around Falkirk v Rangers in early April 2026 and late-2025, with discussions about form, lineup choices, and tactical approaches ahead of potential meetings. These pieces reflect ongoing interest and debate among fans and pundits about how the teams match up, particularly given Rangers’ ambitions to stay within title contention.[3][6]
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In prior head-to-heads this season, Rangers had shown the capability to overcome early deficits and deliver high-scoring outcomes in matches at Falkirk, though Falkirk displayed competitiveness in previous meetings as well. These patterns contribute to a sense of a high-stakes, open fixture in Scottish football this campaign.[5][2]
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