Celtic secured a 2-0 victory over Falkirk, with Tomas Cvancara scoring his first goal for the club on his home debut, helping Celtic leapfrog Rangers into second place in the Scottish Premiership. Benjamin Nygren also scored, curling into the top corner, and Celtic remain six points behind league leaders Hearts. Falkirk contributed to an entertaining match, registering 14 shots, but Celtic were more clinical and maintained a strong defensive record under interim manager Martin O'Neill, who has now overseen eight wins in nine league games without conceding at home. Cvancara, signed on loan from Borussia Monchengladbach, impressed by scoring and assisting, and Celtic are close to adding two new signings, Joel Mvuka and Junior Adamu, to bolster their squad. Meanwhile, Falkirk's boss John McGlynn expressed optimism despite the loss, aiming to turn Celtic Park 'toxic' in their upcoming match and revealed that their recent signing Ben Parkinson faces a 10-12 week injury layoff. The game was marked by fan dissent towards Celtic's board, with protests and banners criticizing club directors. Celtic's next fixture is against Aberdeen, while Falkirk will face Livingston, as both teams continue their league campaigns.