“Falkirk capitalise on their numerical advantage as Ethan Ross scores from close range, assisted by Owen Eames, to make it 0-1.”
Pivotal“In the dying seconds, Enes Alic finds the net to snatch a dramatic equaliser for Falkirk, making it 1-1.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

St. Johnstone found themselves down to ten men just after the hour when C. Diabate picked up a second yellow, and Falkirk made the numerical advantage count almost immediately through Ethan Ross. Falkirk dominated the underlying numbers throughout - 56% possession, 13 shots to 8, and a huge 40-15 edge in dangerous attacks - but wasteful finishing and a resilient St. Johnstone defence kept the deficit to just one goal deep into stoppage time. Substitute-laden changes from both sides shaped a frantic finish, and it was Enes Alic who popped up in the 90th minute to snatch a leveller against the odds for the ten-man hosts. The result leaves Falkirk's control of the game unrewarded on the scoresheet, while St. Johnstone will feel they got away with a point they barely deserved on the balance of play.
How entertaining was this match?