Eddie May is hopeful that Falkirk's strike force will be strengthened for Thursday's Europa League game.

Falkirk manager Eddie May wants to be able to change his team for the second leg of the clubs first European tie, against Vaduz in Liechtenstein. May is hoping striker Mark Stewart will pass a late fitness test and be fit to play in Thursday's Europa League qualifier. Stewart missed Falkirk's first-leg win with a groin injury similar to the one that restricted his availability last season. Stewart is still touch and go to play any part in the return leg.

May said: "Mark had a wee knock prior to the Vaduz game so we decided not to play him but hopefully he won't be too far away from the game over there. He has a groin problem - it's similar to what he had last season. We have to make sure he gets the right treatment so he can come back for longer next time."
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