Robert Govan, 62, collapsed as he was leaving Falkirk Stadium on Sunday.

Lifelong Falkirk supporter Robert Govan died after collapsing as he left Falkirk Stadium on Sunday following his team's match against Celtic. The 62-year-old was transported to the hospital by ambulance but passed away shortly afterward. Falkirk Football Club confirmed the tragic loss in a statement, expressing heartfelt condolences to his family and friends alongside numerous tributes from the local community.
The tragedy occurred following Falkirk's 2-0 victory over Celtic, which ended a 19-year winless streak against the league leaders. First-half goals from Ethan Ross and Scott Tanser sealed the historic win, moving Falkirk up to fourth place in the Scottish Premiership while handing Celtic their sixth defeat in 10 matches.
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