Old Firm the top two, but are Falkirk this season's surprise package?

Falkirk are up to third in the Scottish Premiership after five consecutive wins; Celtic remain top, four points ahead of Rangers having played a game more; Aberdeen are considering Stephen Robinsons future after they dropped to 11th; Kilmarnock are bottom

It is as you were at the top of the Scottish Premiership heading into the second international break, but Falkirk's incredible rise has taken many by surprise.

John McGlynn's side are on a five-game winning run during which they have beaten champions Celtic and ended Hearts' incredible 19-month unbeaten run at Tynecastle Park.

The Bairns are now third in the Scottish Premiership - at the last international break, they were down in 11th after winning just one of their first six games of the season.

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McGlynn guided Falkirk to a sixth-placed finish in their first season back in the top flight, but a summer overhaul had even the manager himself questioning what they could achieve this season.

Top-scorer Barney Stewart moved to West Brom for a club-record fee, Calvin Miller joined Hearts and Dylan Tait made the switch to Dundee United.

Source: Sky Sports