Falkirk rout Hearts 5-2 at Tynecastle to climb to third
What's new: The win was Falkirk's fifth straight in the Premiership and ended Hearts' 18-month unbeaten home league run.
Falkirk surged into third place in the Scottish Premiership with a 5-2 win over Hearts at Tynecastle, ending the hosts' 18-month unbeaten home league streak. John McGlynn's side, promoted back to the top flight last season, ripped open Hearts with goals from Finley Barbrook, Owen Eames, Liam Henderson and a double from Jacob Murrell to build a five-goal lead early in the second half. Hearts replied through substitute Sabri Guendouz and a Claudio Braga penalty, but the damage was done. The result made it five straight top-flight wins for Falkirk for the first time since 1995 and moved them a point above Hearts, though having played a game more.