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Tickets for our William Hill Scottish Cup tie with St Mirren on Saturday 8th February have now sold out.

There will be no further tickets available for ‘Well fans to buy ahead of the match.

There are limited seats available on our third bus directly from Fir Park to the stadium. To buy, call 01698 333333.

Livingston are our weekend opponents, as we travel through to West Lothian in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

Here’s a look at the Lions.

The story so far

Having won plaudits for winning promotion and staying up in the top flight in 2018/19, Gary Holt’s side have continued to defy expectation this term.

Despite losing a host of key men, including Declan Gallagher, Craig Halkett and Liam Kelly, they’ve played their way into top six contention with a string of impressive results.

Sitting eight points above seventh spot, Gary Holt’s men are only another couple of victories away from guaranteeing their place in the top half come the split.

Form guide

Livingston’s recent form demonstrates their ability to get results. With four straight wins in all competitions, and only one defeat in their last 10, they are one of the top form teams in the league.

Ominously, they’ve also won their last five at home, and are unbeaten there since a 1-0 loss to Rangers in early November.

Three to watch

Marvin Bartley

Livingston captain Marvin Bartley has often been the shining light for the Lions in a season in which Gary Holt’s side have continually impressed.

His ability to break up the play and protect the defence has also given licence for the likes of Scott Pittman and Craig Sibbald to demonstrate their attacking threat – with both men getting on the scoresheet in the 4-2 win at Hamilton last weekend.

Bartley has already accumulated 30 appearances this season for Livi, scoring his only goal in the 1-1 draw with Hearts at the tail end of 2019.

Steven Lawless

Coming through the ranks at Fir Park, Steven Lawless found first team opportunities hard to come by. But he has gone on to enjoy a successful career with Partick Thistle and now at Livingston.

With three goals in three matches so far in 2020, the 28-year-old will be desperate to continue his rich vein of form when he comes up against his former side.

Lawless scored Livi’s equaliser in their 2-1 defeat at Fir Park earlier on in the season and since departing ‘Well has proved to be a bit of a thorn in the side of the Steelmen – netting four times against them since departing the club back in 2012.

Lyndon Dykes

In a season in which Livingston are yet again showing their ability to defy the odds, Lyndon Dykes has proven to be a magnificent signing for the West Lothian side.

The Australian-born striker, who is eligible to play for Scotland through his parents, was linked with a call-up to the Steve Clarke’s squad after putting Celtic to the sword in 2-0 victory back in October and his goal tally for the season currently sits at 11.

Dykes has now pledged his allegiance to Scotland and his excellent form must have propelled him on to the radar of the national boss. His combative style alongside his power, pace and finishing abilities will make him a real handful for any defence.

Buy in advance to save queuing

Tickets are available online now. Pre-purchase is advised to avoid queuing at away ticket booth at stadium on matchday. Cash turnstiles will not be in operation.

Fans who require ambulant or wheelchair access should contact Andy Sim on 07428 225254 or email tickets@mfcdsa.com.

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Motherwell will take on Aberdeen in the semi-final of the SPFL Reserve Cup.

After progressing as the best runners-up in the 12-team group stage, Maurice Ross’ side will host the Dons on Monday, 24 February.

The venue and kick-off time will be announced shortly.

The young Steelmen booked their place in the last four with a comeback 2-1 win over Dundee on Monday.

Aberdeen progressed with a 100% record from their four matches in the group stage, defeating Kilmarnock 4-3 away in their final match.

Celtic will take on Hibernian in the other semi-final.

Ross MacIver has extended his deal with Motherwell FC until the summer of 2021.

The youngster has been rewarded for breaking into the first team picture at Fir Park, after being recruited from Ross County in the summer.

MacIver announced his arrival onto the scene with a spectacular debut goal on Boxing Day against his former club.

He has since made two further substitute appearances for the club against Hamilton Academical and Aberdeen, before making his first start against Hibernian at the weekend.

“We are delighted to get Ross signed again,” manager Stephen Robinson said. “He is another one of our young players we feel we can keep developing.

“He has already experienced first team football and done well. We are hoping he will keep progressing and developing.”

MacIver added: “It’s been a whirlwind last few weeks, scoring on my debut at Ross County and getting chances in the first team.

“I’ll keep working hard to develop further, and this is the perfect place to do it.”

Motherwell make their second trip to West Lothian of the 2019/20 Ladbrokes Premiership on Saturday to take on Livingston.

Kick-off at the Tony Macaroni Arena is at 3pm.

Tale of the tape

It’s third against fifth in the league on Saturday, with the Steelmen heading east with a 10-point gap over their opponents.

Motherwell go into the match with three wins, one loss and one draw in their last five, with a goalless match with Hibernian on Saturday the most recent result.

Livi have won four of their last five competitive games, with a defeat to Aberdeen being followed by victories over Hibernian, Raith Rovers, St Johnstone and Hamilton Academical.

Head to head

The opening match between the two sides this season ended in a 0-0 draw at Livingston on the opening day of the campaign.

Motherwell were then 2-1 winners at Fir Park in November, with Christopher Long and Allan Campbell netting the goals to seal the victory.

Buy in advance

Tickets are available online now. Pre-purchase is advised to avoid queuing at away ticket booth at stadium on matchday. Cash turnstiles will not be in operation.

Fans who require ambulant or wheelchair access should contact Andy Sim on 07428 225254 or email tickets@mfcdsa.com.

Can’t make it? Listen live

Wherever you are, there’s live audio commentary available on our streaming service.

Starting at £5.99 a month, just head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk to subscribe.

Motherwell progressed in the SPFL Reserve Cup as best runners-up with a comeback 2-1 win over Dundee on Monday.

Goals from Jermaine Hylton and Paul Hale secured the progression of Maurice Ross’ side, having been defeated finalists last term.

Motherwell had the first clear chance to score when Christy Manzinga earned himself a first-half penalty. But stepping up to take, the Frenchman fired his fierce spot kick off the top of the bar and the visitors were able to clear.

Dundee then hit the Steelmen before the break. A ball down the right was crossed in to Cunningham, who went one-on-one with Trevor Carson before slotting in at a narrow angle.

Motherwell had two quick chances to level before the break through Seedorf and Hutchison, but the Dundee goalkeeper stood tall to keep the hosts at bay.

Hylton, making his way back after recently being sidelined through illness, was introduced at the break in favour of Sherwin Seedorf and immediately set about turning the game around.

Having seen an earlier shot after cutting inside turned around the post, he then grabbed the equaliser. Mikael Ndjoli crossed from the right side and found Dean Cornelius. He got to the byline before cutting back across goal for Hylton to steer home.

Then, at the death, he turned provider. Hussain found Hylton on the left who then put the ball over the top for fellow sub Paul Hale, who got between two defenders and found the net to secure a place in the last four.

Motherwell: Carson, Brown, Mugabi, Hussain, Johnston, Cornelius, Sloth, Hutchison, Seedorf (Hylton), Ndjoli, Manzinga.

Subs: Connolly, Quinn, Muir, Robertson, Starrs, Hale.

Tickets for our William Hill Scottish Cup match at St Mirren are now on sale.

The match will be played on Saturday, 8 February with a 3pm kick-off.

Tickets are available to buy online now for season ticket holders only. Each season ticket holder is entitled to buy one ticket.

Well Society members are also entitled to one ticket per membership. Please call on 01698 333333 or visit the ticket office to get your ticket.

Collection and in-person sales are available at Fir Park, or you can choose delivery at the online checkout.

Fans will be housed in the north stand behind the goal. We have been given an allocation of 1,600.

A general sale will be started on Monday, 3 February if required.

We asked St Mirren to consider the possibility of opening further sections to away supporters, but were informed that this would not be possible. There will be no additional tickets made available.

Buses sold out

Our supporters buses to the match are now sold out.

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There’s SPFL Reserve Cup action on Monday as Motherwell host Dundee.

Kick-off at Broadwood Stadium is at 2pm.

Maurice Ross’ side can’t progress as group winners but still have a chance of making the semi-finals as the best runners-up of the three pools.

Victory against the Dark Blues will secure progression, with no other group permutations having a bearing if the young Steelmen get the win.