Manager, Gary Naysmith looks ahead to the final game of the season against Dunfermline.

"I was pleased with our performance at Falkirk last weekend and felt that we thoroughly deserved a draw.

It was important that we came away with something from the game to make sure that this week, our final match of the season still meant something.  The point leaves us knowing exactly what we have to do against Dunfermline, it's effectively a fifth place shoot-out as we know a win would take us above them in the table. For me it's frustrating that we're having to chase fifth but at least it's now in our own hands.  

As soon as fourth was out of our reach, fifth became the target and we want to achieve that.  You want to finish as high up the table as you can but the higher league position also means a lot to the club financially.

We want to finish the season on a high with a win in front of our own fans.

There hasn't been much between the sides this season, the momentum is with Dunfermline but we won't be making it easy and they like us can expect a tough afternoon".

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