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Scottish roundup: Flying Falkirk hit five to shatter Hearts’ long unbeaten home run

Scottish roundup: Flying Falkirk hit five to shatter Hearts’ long unbeaten home run
Falkirk’s Jacob Murrell (left) celebrates his second goal against at Tynecastle. Photograph: Shutterstock

Rampant Falkirk obliterated Hearts’ 18-month unbeaten home record in the Scottish Premiership with a stunning 5-2 win at Tynecastle on Sunday as they leapfrogged their hosts into third place.

Wouter Vrancken’s beleaguered side, missing 11 players through injury, were in disarray as swashbuckling Falkirk romped into a five-goal lead early in the second half through Finley Barbrook, Owen Eames, Liam Henderson and Jacob Murrell’s double. Hearts hit back through the substitute Sabri Guendouz and a Cláudio Braga penalty, but Falkirk were well worthy of making it five top-flight wins in a row for the first time since 1995.

A stunned Vrancken said: “This is an embarrassment, the first half for sure. It’s crazy, crazy, and everybody – me, staff, players – have to take responsibility in those things.

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