Falkirk can achieve consecutive away wins in the Scottish Premiership for the first time in over 17 years when they face Aberdeen on Wednesday. They have scored 12 goals and conceded 12, leaving them with a zero goal difference and 15 points behind leaders Celtic.
John McGlynn's side beat Kilmarnock 3-0 last time out on Saturday 24 October, with goals coming from an own goal, Jacob Murrell, and another own goal. They also won 2-1 at Hibernian on Saturday 17 October, where Murrell scored both goals. Another victory at Pittodrie would mark their first back-to-back top-flight away successes since May 2009. Aberdeen, meanwhile, have struggled in midweek home fixtures, losing five of their last six since a win over Rangers in October 2024 and currently sit 9th in the table.
Historical dominance
Falkirk have dominated the recent league history between the clubs. Aberdeen have won just one of the past eight meetings, a 1-0 result in April 2010. The three Premiership fixtures last season produced only four goals, with Falkirk netting three of them. Manager John McGlynn is unbeaten in his five league matches against the Dons as a sole manager.
Jacob Murrell, Falkirk's top scorer with five goals in eight appearances this season, netted a brace in the win at Hibernian. The team's recent form reads three wins, one draw and one loss from their last five outings, a sequence that includes a 1-2 defeat to Dundee and a 1-1 draw with St Johnstone prior to their current run. Their next match after Aberdeen is a home fixture, details of which are on the club's fixtures page. The squad travels north aiming to extend their positive momentum and climb the table.
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