The upcoming Scottish Premiership match between Dundee and Falkirk presents a compelling tactical battle. Several factors point towards a Falkirk victory, with a focus on their defensive solidity and ability to exploit Dundee's potential vulnerabilities. Falkirk’s defensive organisation is expected to be a key determinant of the match outcome. Observing the injury data reveals several key absences for both sides, with Falkirk carrying significantly more unavailable players. These absences will impact the shape and personnel available. However, a well-drilled Falkirk side, particularly in midfield, will likely aim to control the tempo of the game. They will try to frustrate Dundee's attempts to penetrate through the middle and force them wide. Expect Falkirk to adopt a midblock strategy, denying space in central areas and forcing Dundee to circulate the ball. This will be coupled with a focus on quick defensive transitions, ensuring they regain their shape swiftly after losing possession. The aim will be to compress the space available to Dundee’s attackers. Dundee, while playing at home, may struggle to break down Falkirk’s organised defensive structure. The higher odds on a home win reflect the bookmakers' assessment of the match, considering the recent form and injury data. Given the available odds, Falkirk's superior tactical approach may ultimately prove decisive. From an over/under perspective, the prediction leans towards a low-scoring game. Falkirk's defensive emphasis and the potential for a cagey affair suggest that the match is unlikely to exceed the 2.25 goals threshold. Both sides will prioritize defensive stability, particularly in the early stages, making the under bet a potentially profitable option. Injury concerns on both sides contribute to the expectation of a more conservative approach. In summary, the prediction favors a Falkirk win. Their ability to stifle Dundee's attack, coupled with a disciplined defensive setup, should see them capitalize on opportunities and secure a valuable victory. The injury data further tips the scales in favour of a tactical, controlled display from Falkirk. The under bet on goals further supports this cautious expectation.