- Rangers have won three and lost just one of their last five Premiership 2025/2026 matches.
- Falkirk have won three, drawn one, and lost one of their last five.
Visitors edge out hosts in the GFC
With Rangers in second and Falkirk in sixth, this Sunday’s Premiership 2025-2026 encounter between two clubs from different cities represents a meeting of two teams with opposing styles.
Falkirk are the new boys of the division and are yet to take the Premiership 2025-2026 by storm. John McGlynn has brought a high-intensity style to the club and set Falkirk up in 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 systems, making great use of the width and depth, transitioning quickly and looking to overload the wings.
Barney Stewart is Falkirk’s top attacking talent, scoring eight goals in 13 appearances this season, and six of his team’s last 11. Rangers have their own talisman in Youssef Chermiti, who has nine goals in 24 games and is a constant threat to any backline.
A test of styles in the GFC
Rangers are a more possession-based side who like to work the ball from back to front through their midfield, using combinations between their midfielders and full-backs to control the tempo and probe their opposition.
Danny Roehl has done a fine job with the Gers, who are developing a clear identity and have been tactically disciplined in their three-game winning run. The visitors should be in good spirits going into this fixture, given that they have won seven, drawn seven and lost just once in their 15 Premiership 2025/2026 away matches so far.
Rangers can edge out a Falkirk with attacking potential
With Falkirk and Rangers coming at each other in different ways, we could be in for an exciting game on Sunday. However, Rangers have the quality and momentum to take all three points.
Falkirk have failed to win either of their two previous home meetings with Rangers, although both of the Premiership 2025/2026 H2H meetings to date have been draws, including the 0-0 deadlock at Ibrox four months ago.
Rangers are priced up at 39/50 for the win, which seems too short considering Falkirk’s home record in the division is 6-5-5, and that Rangers have won 7, drawn 7 and lost 1 of their 15 away games.
We’re going with Over 2.5 goals at 4/5 and BTTS - Yes at 7/10 as our main selections for this fixture. We do think Rangers will win but both sides have goals in them and this game could go either way.
