Bairns raring to go after 'mini reset'

Keelan Adams is hopeful back-to-back Premiership defeats against Dundee United and Hearts can give Falkirk the "mini reset" they need to push on for a top-six finish as they prepare for their visit to Kilmarnock on Saturday. John McGlynn's side sit sixth in the table, nine points ahead of United and 10 clear of Aberdeen, having played one more game, with just five fixtures remaining before the split. "Yeah, we said it's a mini reset for us," said defender Adams.