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Brian Graham scored the winner for Partick Thistle.

Partick get significant win in race for League One title

Lee Miller and David McCracken after their appointment in November 2019. Picture: SNS

5 reasons Falkirk fans were happy with change of manager

David McCracken and Lee Miller have been dismissed by Falkirk. Picture: MIchael Gillen.

Falkirk dismiss co-managers Miller and McCracken

Cove Rangers manager Paul Hartley. Picture: SNS

Lee Miller hits out at 'classless' Paul Hartley

Former Livingston manager Gary Holt has returned to Falkirk as sporting director. Pic: Michael Gillen

Ex-Livingston boss Holt returns to former club

Lee Miller had a short but sweet time at Tynecastle. Picture: SNS

'Big, physical Hearts' - A tag primed to return with the signing of a target man

The Falkirk Stadium will be empty for the visit of Rangers on Sunday.

Falkirk to miss two players in Betfred Cup against Rangers following COVID tests

Lee Miller. Picture: Michael Gillen

No Rangers fear factor for Falkirk, says Bairns boss Lee Miller

David McCracken (right) will lead Falkirk tomorrow without his co-manager Miller alongside him.

Falkirk co-manager to miss East Fife game after positive COVID test link

Aidan Keena has joined Falkirk less than nine months after leaving Hearts for Hartlepool United. Picture: SNS

Ex-Hearts striker confirmed signing for SPFL club

Falkirk director, Lex Miller (right). Picture: Michael Gillen.

Bairns to open talks with out of contract trio

Lee Miller and David McCracken.

Monday verdict: Miller and McCracken pass first audition

Lee Miller, Gregor Buchanan and David McCracken tussle in a Dumbarton v Falkirk game three years ago. Picture: Michael Gillen.

Falkirk FC manager: Lee Miller and David McCracken set to take interim charge

Kilmarnock's players celebrate Rory McKenzie's goal against Livingston

Kilmarnock 2, Livingston 1: Killie into top six after hard-fought win over Livi

Livingston defenders Alan Lithgow, left, and Craig Halkett were both on target in last month's 4-0 home win over Dundee. Picture: SNS

John Hartson: Livingston strongmen will relish battle with Celtic

Livingston defender Declan Gallagher exchanges words with Alfredo Morelos after the full-time whistle. Picture: SNS

Rangers star Alfredo Morelos branded '˜disgraceful' and '˜unprofessional'

Callum McGregor is a wanted man. Picture: John Devlin

Rumour Mill: Brighton eye Â£10m bid for Celtic star | Betfred Cup semi-final lat...

Kenny Miller has parted company with Livingston.

Alan Pattullo: Barely time to make a fair assessment of Kenny Miller

Rory Loy and Paul Hartley.

Bairns release Loy and Blues

Alan Lithgow in action for Livingston. Picture: SNS/Bruce White

Livingston 3 - 2 Morton: Livi keep St Mirren waiting

Ryan Hardie scored a sceamer against Dumbarton. Picture: SNS/Bruce White

Dumbarton 0 - 3 Livingston: Livi strengthen second place position

Livingston manager David Hopkin. Picture: Bruce White/SNS

Livingston 0 - 0 Falkirk: Livi lose ground on the leaders

Ryan Hardie (left) scored in Livingston's win over Dumbarton. Picture: SNS/Bruce White

Livingston 2 - 0 Dumbarton: Livi up to third in the Championship

Joe Cardle scores his second goal to add the gloss to Dunfermlines victory. Picture: Michael Gillen.

Six-year hoodoo broken as Dunfermline Athletic eye Premiership

Nathan Austin struck a crucial late winner to seal the runners-up spot. Picture: Michael Gillen

Dumbarton 0 - 1 Falkirk: Bairns powered to second place

Luke Leahy holds off the challenge of Josh Todd. Photograph:Kenny Smith/SNS

Falkirk 2 - 2 St Mirren: Bairns' title battle over

Lee Miller celebrates his goal against Raith Rovers. Picturee: Michael Gillen

Falkirk 1 - 0 Raith Rovers: Lee Miller gives Bairns hope

Falkirk's John Baird celebrates his goal. Picture Michael Gillen.

Falkirk 2 - 0 Dunfermline Ath: Bairns breeze past rivals

St Mirrens Jack Baird, centre, was unsurprisingly sent off in this incident for punching Lee Miller. Pic: SNS

Falkirk 3 - 1 St Mirren: Buddies pack the wrong punch

James Craigen celebrates his goal. Picture; Michael Gillen

Ayr United 0 - 1 Falkirk: James Craigen is Bairns' hero

Rangers boss Mark Warburton, left, and Robbie Neilson of Hearts. Pictures: SNS

Scottish football mailbag: Who'll go first, Warburton or Neilson? | Waghorn's st...

Falkirk celebrate Lee Miller's late equaliser. Picture: Michael Gillen

Falkirk 1 - 1 Morton: Lee Miller strikes late for Bairns

Mark Stewart, wearing No 9, has the Falkirk defence on its knees after scoring Raiths second goal. Picture: Michael Gillen

Falkirk 2 - 4 Raith Rovers: Raith win to leapfrog Bairns

Lee Miller rubbed salt in the United wounds

Falkirk win points not plaudits

Lewis Kidd moves in for the ball ahead of Dundee Uniteds Tope Obadeyi. Photograph: Paul Devlin/SNS

Falkirk 3 - 1 Dundee Utd: Houston won't milk win over ex-club

Lee Miller celebrates scoring Falkirk's winner. Picture: Michael Gillen

Falkirk 1 - 0 Dumbarton: Persistence pays for Bairns

New Hibs signing Grant Holt. Picture: Contributed

Comment: Hibs fans hope Grant Holt isn't another Shefki Kuqi

Striker Lee Miller, far left, and his jubilant Falkirk team-mates celebrate Fridays victory over Hibs

Falkirk's tale written in the stars, says Lee Miller

Lee Miller, right, celebrates after giving Falkirk the lead. Picture: Michael Gillen

Hibs 2 - 2 Falkirk: Play-off semi-final finely poised

Falkirk's Paul Watson celebrates after he scores his side's opening goal against Morton. Picture: Paul Devlin/SNS

Paul Watson: I'm glad Falkirk aren't facing Raith Rovers
The man whose goal kept Falkirk above Hibernian in the battle for the best play-off berth could have been an Easter Road player. Now Paul Watson is glad the Bai...

St Mirren's Jim Goodwin (left) battles for the ball against Tom Taiwo. Picture: SNS Group

Falkirk 3 - 2 St Mirren: Bairns seize advantage

Aberdeen's Kenny McLean joins (L/R) Aaron Koziel, Maisy Le Poidevin, Michael Igwegbu, Zuzanna Obianwu and Maya Witowska from St. Peter's Primary School as he promotes the Tesco Bank Football Challenge. Picture: Gary Hutchison/SNS

Kenny McLean: Call-ups help Dons

The Falkirk players celebrate after earning a terrific victory. Picture: SNS

How Falkirk made their epic comeback against Rangers

Visitor numbers rose 12.2 per cent in the space of a year across the national attractions in the Edinburgh. Picture: Phil Wilkinson

National Galleries of Scotland see record number of visitors

Nathan Austin has been in fine form for East Fife. Picture: Alan Murray

Falkirk win race to sign East Fife striker Nathan Austin

Falkirk's Lee Miller celebrates after making it 2-0. Picture: SNS

Falkirk happy to be ignored beside Hibs & Rangers

Peter Grant in action for Falkirk. Picture: Michael Gillen

Falkirk 2 - 0 Livingston: Falkirk jump above Hibs

McGinn saw red in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Falkirk. Picture: SNS

Hibs appeal John McGinn red with Rangers in mind

Hibernian celebrate their late equaliser. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Hibernian 1 – 1 Falkirk: Boyle strike salvages point

Biabi: Threeyear Swansea deal. Picture: SNS

Botti Biabi joins Swansea as Lee Miller returns

Pablo Picasso and Lee Miller after the liberation of Paris. © Lee Miller Archives, England 2015. All rights reserved.

Art review: Lee Miller and Picasso, Edinburgh

Lee Miller’s insightful photos of Pablo Picasso

Aberdeen's Jonny Hayes, left, battles with Darryl Westlake. Picture: SNS

Kilmarnock 1-2 Aberdeen: Dons bowl over Killie

Kilmarnock manager Allan Johnston says the decision to sell Robbie Muirhead was behind his decision to step down. Picture: SNS

Allan Johnston ‘decided to quit over player sale’

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