Ref Watch: Should Rangers' first at Falkirk have stood? - Sky Sports
Ref Watch takes a look at Tochi Chukwuanis goal that sparked their comeback to win 6-3 at Falkirk. Did the ball go out of play in the build-up?
www.skysports.comRangers beat Falkirk 6-3 in their latest meeting, and that result tightened the title race at the top of the Scottish Premiership. After the match, Rangers were in 2nd on 69 points, one point behind Hearts, while Falkirk were 6th on 46 points.[3][5]
What changed
Rangers came back from 2-0 down to win, so the result was a major boost for their championship push. The game also featured a nine-goal swing in momentum, with Rangers scoring six times after Falkirk’s early lead.[7][9][3]
Standings snapshot
- Rangers: 2nd, 69 points, goal difference +35.[5]
- Hearts: 1st, 70 points.[5]
- Falkirk: 6th, 46 points, goal difference -3.[5]
Match note
The most recent reports describe the game as chaotic and important for Rangers’ title chase, with post-match coverage focusing on the comeback and refereeing debate around an early Falkirk goal.[2][7]