Rangers 0-0 Falkirk: Post-match review, Stats, Key moments

Dive into Ladbrokes’ post-match review of Rangers 0-0 Falkirk in the Premiership on Sunday, 30 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.

The match started with Rangers taking control of possession, holding 60% of the ball overall, but Falkirk managed to stay compact and earn a yellow card for D. Tait at 41 minutes. No goals came in the first half despite Rangers’ dominance in dribbles, as both sides struggled to create clear chances. Falkirk looked to frustrate their opponents, and the half ended goalless with neither team able to break the deadlock.

In the second half, Rangers made double changes at 57 minutes with J. Meghoma replacing M. Aarons and D. Gassama coming on for O. Antman, followed by further substitutions including Danilo Pereira for T. Aasgaard at 68’, F. Curtis for N. Bajrami at 75’, and M. Diomande for C. Barron at 76’. Falkirk responded with their own adjustments, bringing on A. Agyeman for B. Graham and S. Arfield for C. Miller at 60’, S. Hart for K. Adams at 70’, and then E. Ross for K. Wilson plus R. Edwards for F. Lissah at 82’. Late yellow cards went to Falkirk’s C. Allan at 89 minutes and S. Bain at 90+4’, but the game finished 0-0 as neither side could find a winner.

Rangers dominated possession with 60% compared to Falkirk’s 40%, which allowed them to dictate the tempo and rack up 56 successful dribbles against Falkirk’s 31, suggesting they were more effective in individual battles and pushing forward. However, Falkirk edged the corner count 5-4, indicating they posed threats on set pieces despite less ball control, and their three yellow cards—none for Rangers—point to a more physical approach that might have disrupted the flow without leading to reds. Both teams used all five substitutions, with Rangers making earlier changes around the hour mark to inject energy, but this didn’t translate into goals, underlining a match where defensive resilience trumped attacking stats.

The game’s rhythm shifted around the substitution clusters, starting with Rangers’ double change at 57 minutes where J. Meghoma came on for M. Aarons and D. Gassama replaced O. Antman, aiming to refresh their attack. Falkirk countered soon after at 60 minutes by bringing A. Agyeman on for B. Graham and S. Arfield for C. Miller, followed by more tweaks including S. Hart replacing K. Adams at 70’ and a late double at 82’ with E. Ross for K. Wilson and R. Edwards for F. Lissah. Disciplinary issues marked Falkirk’s performance with yellow cards to D. Tait at 41’, C. Allan at 89’, and S. Bain at 90+4’, but without any goals or red cards, these moments highlighted a tense, balanced contest that ended in stalemate.

Rangers set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, which helped them maintain possession through a solid midfield base and allowed for effective dribbling in wide areas. This shape facilitated partnerships between the attacking midfielders and forwards, though substitutions disrupted some rhythms in the second half. Overall, it suited their style of controlling the game without yielding many chances.

Falkirk deployed a 4-2-3-1 setup, mirroring their opponents and enabling them to absorb pressure while countering via corners and set plays. The formation emphasised defensive partnerships in the backline, which held firm despite the yellow cards, and allowed midfielders to break up play effectively. Substitutions in the second half aimed to maintain energy in key roles.

With Falkirk executing their game plan to perfection, Callum Fordyce proved pivotal, delivering the standout display of the match.

Recent Premiership matches:

• Draw: 0-0 vs Falkirk (H)
• Win: 2-1 vs Livingston (H)
• Win: 3-0 vs Dundee (A)
• Win: 1-0 vs Hibernian (A)
• Win: 3-1 vs Kilmarnock (H)

Recent Premiership matches:

• Draw: 0-0 vs Rangers (A)
• Win: 3-0 vs Dundee United (A)
• Draw: 1-1 vs Livingston (H)
• Win: 3-1 vs Kilmarnock (H)
• Loss: 0-4 vs Celtic (A)

Rangers will be frustrated by dropping points in this goalless draw against lower-league opposition, highlighting a need to convert possession into goals moving forward. Their next fixture details are not specified in the available data, but they’ll aim to regain momentum in upcoming matches.

Falkirk can take positives from securing a clean sheet and a point away at Rangers, showing resilience despite the yellow cards and less possession. Their next fixture is not detailed in the provided context, but this result could boost confidence for future challenges.

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