2 – 3
“Ben Broggio opens the scoring for Falkirk with a well-taken goal to give the home side an early advantage”
“Craig Sibbald restores parity for Dundee United just two minutes after falling behind again, capping a frantic period of four goals in eleven minutes”
Pivotal“Substitute Julius Eskesen capitalizes on Falkirk's numerical disadvantage to score the winning goal for Dundee United”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Dundee United edged a thrilling five-goal encounter at Falkirk, with substitute Julius Eskesen's 83rd-minute winner proving decisive after a chaotic second half. The match exploded into life after the break, with four goals in 11 minutes transforming what had been a tight contest. Liam Henderson's 69th-minute red card for a professional foul as the last man proved the crucial turning point, leaving Falkirk a man down just as they were building momentum. Despite going behind early through Ben Broggio's opener, United showed resilience to come back twice, with Craig Sibbald's equalizer and Eskesen's late strike highlighting their squad depth. The victory lifts United's spirits after a difficult run, while Falkirk will rue letting a 2-1 lead slip despite a spirited performance.
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