Falkirk keeper Dani Mallo insists the club have nothing to lose when they travel to Hampden Park to face SPL champions Rangers on Saturday.

Mallo was inspirational in helping the Bairns escape relegation but the club now face an uphill battle to prevent the Ibrox side doing the double.

But after ensuring John Hughes' men remain in Scotland's top flight, the former Sporting Braga stopper has urged his team mates to just enjoy the day.

"We were under a lot of pressure to stay in the SPL and now that we have done that we can go out and relax and express ourselves in front of a great stadium and our supporters," said Mallo.

"It's a cup final anything can happen - this is our biggest game of the season. We are all ready for it and feel we have a chance to beat Rangers."

Disgraced former skipper Barry Ferguson is set to start for Walter Smith's men following injuries to Pedro Mendes and Maurice Edu.