<text>  Hearts are celebrating the Scottish Championship title after Hibernians defeat to Rangers confirmed the Gorgie clubs return to the top flight. A 3-0 victory at Falkirk on Saturday stretched Hearts lead over second-placed Hibs to 23 points and their city rivals could not stop their crowning as champions for another week as they suffered a 2-0 loss to Rangers. Former Hearts left-back Lee Wallace put Rangers on the way to a victory in Leith that had major ramifications across the Scottish capital. Lee Wallace centre is congratulated by his team-mates after giving Rangers the lead away to Hibernian . Hearts Genero Zeefuik celebrates after giving his side two-goal lead against Falkirk . Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson, who was attending a coaching course on Sunday, had wanted his team to finish off the job at home to Queen of the South next Saturday but the maroon half of the city were no doubt celebrating a Hibs defeat with even more fervour than usual. Hearts have won 25 of their 29 league games so far and have only lost once - at home to Falkirk in January. Speaking immediately after their latest game against Falkirk, Neilson said: Tomorrow morning, Ill be at Stirling University getting my Pro Licence, with a business management course starting at 9am, so itll be very exciting Im sure. The Hearts players celebrate as they beat Falkirk to edge closer to an impressive title win . Kenny Miller slots home to put the game beyond doubt for Rangers and close the gap on Hibernian . Ill be checking my phone regularly, Im sure. Ill be there with some other managers, Paul Hartley will be there so itll be good to catch up with him. If we win the league tomorrow, great. If its the following week at home to Queen of the South, then even better. Id rather go into the Queens game needing a result if Im honest. Wed like to deliver a performance worthy of the supporters and clinch the league ourselves. Hearts captain Danny Wilson applauds the fans following Saturdays victory against Falkirk . Wallace slams home the opener just before half-time to put the away side in control at Easter Road . 