Hearts secured a dramatic stoppage‑time penalty victory against Falkirk, keeping their title hopes alive as they head into the final Premier League match against Celtic. The Jambos responded early to a deflected miss, with Calvin Miller scoring first, and Frankie Kent added a quick header to level before a defensive error gave Cammy Devlin an easy goal. A crucial second‑half strike from Blair Spittal and a leveller from Motherwell set the stage for a tense finish.

The win cemented Hearts one point ahead of Celtic at the top of the table, with the side still unbeaten at home and never having lost to Celtic this season. The League’s 2025‑26 campaign has been defined by tight battles and late drama, and Hearts’ recent conquest of the final matchday promises an electrifying showdown at Parkhead as they chase their first championship title since 1960.

Key Points:

- Hearts won 4‑3 against Falkirk, thanks to a stoppage‑time penalty

- They remain one point clear of league leaders Celtic

- Hearts are unbeaten at home and have yet to lose to Celtic this season

- The win keeps their title hopes alive for a potential first championship since 1960