Falkirk 3-4 Dumbarton: Ian Murray's first league game in charge is success IAN Murray wore his billowing manager's coat like a veteran as he steered Dumbarton to a stunning success over Falkirk in his first league game in charge. Scorers: Falkirk: Taylor (43) (86) (89); Dumbarton: Lister (45) (79) Agnew pen (67) (76) Lyle Taylor rattled in his second hat-trick in a week but, with skipper Darren Dods being sent-off in the 67th minute, it was still not enough to earn the Bairns a sixth consecutive victory. Dumbarton, with just one win to their name previously, were spirited throughout and proved their quality with three goals in a remarkable 13-minute spell after the break. Murray said: "The win's important for us and it's enjoyable in that sense. We made it hard in the end but, in our position in the league, any win's valuable and to come to a place like Falkirk is fantastic for us. Taylor headed in the opener just before the break from Stephen Kingsley's cross but Jim Lister nodded in the equaliser from Steven McDougall's centre in first-half injury-time. The Sons" incredible spell was kick-started when Dods saw red for pulling back Gary Fleming and Scott Agnew stroked the part-timers into the lead from the spot. The midfielder then rolled in his team's third on the break after intelligent hold-up play from Fleming and Lister completed his own brace when he nodded in the fourth with just 12 minutes remaining. But, with James Creaney's dismissal for a hack on Taylor evening up the numbers, the Bairns were not finished. Taylor spun away from his marker to pull one back with five minutes left and then set up a grandstand finish that just fell short by bulleting a header in from Thomas Grant's corner three minutes later. Falkirk manager Steven Pressley, who insisted there should have been eight minutes of injury-time, said: "We've come a long way in the last five or six weeks and it's a setback. But I've seen enough today to know just what a great group of young players we have at this football club.