Falkirk manager John McGlynn has hailed his team as a "great addition" to the Scottish Premiership as the Bairns prepare to wrap up an unforgettable season at home to Rangers this Saturday.

With their sixth-place finish already secured in midweek, Saturday's clash is less about league standings and more about celebrating a remarkable journey. Just three years ago, Falkirk were plying their trade in League 1. Now, they're mixing it with the top flight's elite, and the progress has been nothing short of inspiring.

"We are obviously so delighted with where we are in the league table, what we've done, the way we have played, the entertainment we have produced," McGlynn told Falkirk TV. "I think we have been a great addition to the Premiership overall."

For a club that has climbed two divisions in three years, this season represents a triumph of ambition and hard work. The Bairns have consistently punched above their weight, delivering performances that have won plaudits across Scottish football. Their style of play has been a breath of fresh air, blending grit with flair to capture the imagination of fans.

As the campaign draws to a close, McGlynn is already looking ahead. "We have one game to go, a bit of a dead rubber. It will be nice to finish at home in front of the fans, get a nice break and hit the recruitment drive and come back ready to go next season."

For Falkirk supporters, this is more than just a final fixture—it's a celebration of a club that has defied expectations. Whether you're sporting your Bairns kit or just love a good underdog story, this is a team that proves hard work and belief can take you to the top. Here's to finishing the season in style and gearing up for even bigger things ahead.