Scott Arfield is determined to lead Falkirk back to the Scottish Premiership, viewing it as a chance to rectify the pain of relegation he experienced early in his career. Arfield, who has played for Rangers, Burnley, and Canada, returned to Falkirk with a mission to 'right the wrong' of their previous demotion.

The Final Push

Falkirk's upcoming match against Hamilton Academical is crucial. A victory would almost certainly secure their promotion, thanks to their superior goal difference over Livingston. Arfield emphasized the importance of this game, stating, 'We're 90 minutes away from getting this club back to where it should be.'

A Transformative Opportunity

Manager John McGlynn highlighted the significance of this potential promotion. 'It's massive for the football club,' he said. 'To come from League 1 three years ago, the invincible season last year, and now to be on the crest of getting to the Premiership, it would transform the football club.'

Overcoming Recent Setbacks

Despite recent defeats, including a last-minute loss to Partick Thistle, the team remains focused. McGlynn noted, 'They've been sore, but it just makes us more determined. We're very confident that we can do the business.'

Looking Ahead

Arfield and McGlynn both see this as a pivotal moment for Falkirk. 'There's possibly no limits to where we can go,' McGlynn added. 'You cannot underestimate how big a game this is.'

For more updates on Falkirk's journey, stay tuned to BBC Scotland and the BBC Sport website.