Falkirk boss John McGlynn wants his side to build on last weekend's victory at Hibs when they face Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday.

Jacob Murrell scored twice as the Bairns won 2-1 at Easter Road, a result which took them up to ninth, one point above their next opponents.

And McGlynn says spirits are high as a result.

"It was a great result at Easter Road last week, first time in 20 years that Falkirk have beaten Hibs [there], so delighted with that and we go into the game with the confidence from that," Glynn said.

"We understand that Kilmarnock are in the same kind of situation in that they've just beaten Motherwell. They'll come here equally as motivated and as confident as ourselves.

"They've got a threat, two big lads up front. They're a handful for any team in the league. We have to deal with that and, if we can keep them quiet, that'll be a big part of any success that we get in the game.

"We do have threats ourselves. Jacob's on a high after his two goals last week. There's goals in the team, there's more goals to come from the team. The boys are in good spirits, maybe the best spirits all season."