The Bairns have defeated Hibernian, Kilmarnock and Aberdeen in their last three matches to climb into the top six of the William Hill Premiership.

“We’re coming off three wins in a row, so we’ll be going out there to try and get the win,” said right-back Strain. “We’re at home, we’ve got to make it a fortress. I don’t see why not.”

Falkirk’s improvement in results comes on the back of a run in which they conceded result-altering, stoppage-time goals in three of their previous four matches.

“That’s two clean sheets in a row now, which is massive,” said Strain.

“Obviously, we were conceding late and we didn’t want to keep that bad habit going, but I feel really solid at the moment at the back with Bainy (goalkeeper Scott Bain) and the other three (defenders).

“Hopefully we can just keep going.”