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Clothing brand Bee Inspired visit Fir Park, where some of the playing squad dress each other to see who does best.

In the end, carnage ensues.

Tawanda Maswanhise became a hero for his country earlier this month, as his strike for Zimbabwe against Kenya sent his country to AFCON 2025. Now back in Motherwell colours after a difficult journey home, the winger is looking to continue his goal scoring form and good performances. 

The former Leicester man is excited for this weekend against Hibernian.

Manager Stuart Kettlewell was frustrated with how his side’s previous outing against Ross County panned, including the amount of wasted time in the game, and wants his team to show a reaction this weekend against Hibernian. Kettlewell says the Hibs performance and late surge against Aberdeen shows it’s a team still fighting and they will prove to be a difficult opponent. 

He also confirmed Tom Sparrow has picked up an ankle injury, as well as discussing inclusion at Fir Park.

We will face Kilmarnock on Wednesday 8 January at Rugby Park. 

Kick off is 7:45pm.

The match was originally due to take place on Saturday 2 November but was postponed due to our progression to the Premier Sports Cup semi-final.

Our calendar signing event is back again this year. 

The first-team squad will be in the Centenary Suite at Fir Park on Tuesday 10 December to meet fans and sign autographs.

Doors will open at 6pm.

Just turn up on the night at the front door of the Centenary Suite to see the squad.

Calendars can be purchased from the club shop now, either in store or online at motherwelldirect.co.uk.

Motherwell return to Fir Park after three weeks on Saturday 30 November, taking on Hibernian in the William Hill Premiership. 

Kick off is 3pm.

How to follow the game

• Young Adults tickets would ages 14-17.
• Juveniles would be 13 and under
• Ticket Office open from 11am – the ticket office is open until kick-off with no pay gate facility.

Supporters are able to buy tickets online here or visit the ticket office at Fir Park.

Ticket Office open from 11am – the ticket office is open until kick-off with no pay gate facility.

If you are outside the UK, you can watch the game via Motherwell TV.

Should you be in the UK, it will be live commentary only.

What else is happening?

Maggie’s will be on hand collecting money for a bucket collection. They help and provide information to make coping with cancer easier. You can find out more about their work here.

Ahead of International Persons with Disabilities Day on Tuesday 3 December, we’re celebrating with a range of activities.

Info points at each stand will raise awareness of the DSA, and fans can support their work by purchasing pin badges for £5. Well Society and DSA flags will be given to young fans, and junior members will play key roles as mascots and announcers.

At half-time, we’ll cheer on Scotland’s Cerebral Palsy world champions as they complete a lap of honour, alongside the Community Trust’s PAN Disability team. And don’t miss Block E’s special banner celebrating the day!

Get Involved:

• Watch the Fir Park accessibility video.
• Join the next DSA meeting: 7pm, Thursday 9^th January (email: heathermfcdsa@outlook.com).
•  Follow Motherwell FC DSA on Facebook, Instagram and X

Kit Watch

We will be wearing our home kit for this match.

Injury Update

Stephen O’Donnell, Paul McGinn, Callum Slattery, Jack Vale, Ross Callachan and Sam Nicholson remain out for this game.

Jair Tavares is ineligible against his parent club.

Motherwell’s Fortunes

Motherwell returned from the international break with a 2-1 defeat to Ross County. That result meant Motherwell remained fifth in the table.

Zach Robinson got off the mark in the league, with his first goal in the Premiership. It’s been two wins and two defeats in Motherwell’s last four games. It was a narrow 2-1 win for the Steelmen when these two sides came together last month at Easter Road, with Apostolos Stamatelopoulos and Andy Halliday getting on the scoresheet.

Hibernian’s last win at Fir Park came in January 2023 when Kevin Nisbet scored a hat trick to help his side win 3-2.

Opposition Report

Hibernian have had a tricky start to league proceedings. After 13 games, the Hibees have eight points on the board. Their one win of the league campaign came against St Johnstone in September.

The Leith side are in midweek action against Aberdeen on Tuesday night at Easter Road.

Martin Boyle is on five goals for the season. Former Motherwell academy player Nicky Cadden found the back of the net on Saturday against Dundee, taking his tally for the season to two, despite missing some of the action due to injury.

We can provide the following update with regards to ticketing for last Saturday’s match against Ross County. 

When the extenuating circumstances arose on Saturday morning, and with weather conditions only getting worse, we advised all supporters not to travel on the A9 to Inverness.

Having clarified Ross County were not prepared to offer ticket refunds to those who were unable to attend the match despite buying a ticket, the club board engaged with the Well Society board immediately.

Both parties felt the right thing to do was to offer ticket refunds to any supporter who could not attend due to the extreme weather/travel advice.

We have now received the sales and entry data from Ross County and can move the process forward.

If you were one of those who bought a match ticket(s) and couldn’t attend the game, and you wish to be refunded, please email tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk with your name and contact number clearly stated. Please note, only the person who purchased the tickets will be offered a refund.

Our ticketing department will be in contact thereafter.

“We felt this was the right thing to do in this instance,” Chief Executive Brian Caldwell said.

“Lots of our supporters were left out of pocket, through no fault of their own. We’re a fan-owned club, and this is a spectator sport. We want to ensure supporters feel valued, and hopefully this is a small gesture they appreciate.

“Thank you to all who made the journey to Dingwall and to those who attempted it. I hope everyone returned home safely.”

“Putting fans first and at the heart of our football club is a key part of the Well Society’s purpose,” Philip Speedie Chair of The Well Society added.

“It’s great to see the club being so proactive – across the weekend, and today – with updates and this important gesture of goodwill. This news is a further sign of the Club, Society and wider stakeholders working together for our shared future.”

Paul Brownlie’s side comfortably swept aside visitors Queens Park in a convincing display at K-Park on Sunday evening. 

The women of steel extended their advantage over closest-rivals Partick Thistle into the final top-six place in the ScottishPower Women’s Premier League table after racking up six goals, including a hat-trick from midfielder Louisa Boyes to complete a commanding performance in East Kilbride.

“It was a strong performance,” Head Coach Paul Brownlie said.

“First-half especially, we were really dominant in the game. It was the best I’ve seen us in spells in terms of how we moved the ball with a real tempo.

“The variation in goals was really good. It goes back to the players, in terms of them taking on information. We did a lot of analysis after the game against Thistle, we knew there were areas that we needed to get better, and the goals today is testament to them.”

Louisa Boyes completed her second hat-trick of November, finding the target across both halves after netting three-times against Aberdeen at Balmoral Stadium over a fortnight ago.

“[Louisa] shows incredible energy in the game,” Brownlie added.

“It’s the speed in the transition at points is something we’ve worked really hard on, and Louisa is really important in that.

“I think you could see that with some of her runs to attack the box. She has came a long way in a really short period of time.”

The women of steel face a short break before their next competitive game, as Laura Berry and Mason Clark both travel with the Scotland Under-19 squad.

“Two of the girls are away with the Scotland 19s,” Brownlie said.

“It will givee the opportunity for the rest of the players to get a break, where they’ll work on their individual programmes. We understand we’ll have a difficult run of games, with Rossvale in the cup and Rangers in the league, but we’ll take it one game at a time.”

We’ve got some amazing Black Friday offers that are not to be missed.

Our flash sale has started now with savings on player sponsorship, hospitality and more.

The offers can be found online here.

Gifts

· Commemorative brick on the Davie Cooper stand – reduced from £55 to £40

· First Team Away Kit Sponsorship – reduced from £360 to £220

· Training Top Sponsorship – 50% off – reduced from £290 to £145

· Women Player Sponsorship – 50% off – reduced from £260 to £130

Hospitality 

Choice of two matches, £69 for season ticket holders and £79 for non-season ticket holders.

· Motherwell v Ross County, Saturday 15th February 2025

· Motherwell v Dundee, Wednesday 25th February 2025

Centenary Suite

Enjoy a 3-course meal in the Centenary Suite, half-time refreshments, match ticket, match programme, teamsheet with pay bay facility.

Our special Black Friday prices are £39 for season ticket holders, £49 for non-season ticket holders and £15 for children (under 12’s for a kid’s meal).

Cooper Box

Come in out of the cold and enjoy relaxed hospitality from the warmth and comfort of our Cooper Box. Package includes viewing the match from the box, half-time refreshments, match programme, teamsheet and 2 complimentary drinks per person.

Our special Black Friday price is just £39 per person.

91 Lounge

Our hugely popular 91 Lounge package provides an award winning matchday experience you and your guests won’t forget with premium bar service in the intimate surroundings of our VIP Lounge. Package includes:

· Hot plate on arrival served to your table

· Traditional half-time refreshments

· Complimentary drinks 1 hour before and 1 hour after the match

· Match ticket

· Matchday programme and teamsheet

· First team player appearance

THE WELL SOCIETY

Give the gift of Well Society membership this Christmas. From £25 for Juniors and £60 for adults. See: thewellsociety.uk