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Theo Bair has earned his spot back in the Canada squad. 

With 11 goals to his name this season, the striker has been in scintillating form for the Steelmen. In his last ten games, Bair has nine goals and three assists.

Bair has two senior international appearances to his name, scoring on his debut for his country. His last appearance came back in 2020 against Iceland.

Canada are in CONCAF Nations League playoff action, as they face Trinidad and Tobago on Saturday 23 March.

• Canada v Trinidad and Tobago
• Saturday 23 March
• Toyota Stadium
• 8pm Kick off 

Liam Kelly has been included in the Scotland squad. 

The final squad before EURO 2024, Scotland have two friendly matches in preparation for their tournament in Germany.

Kelly made his Scotland bow in Paris back in October, as he played the first 45 minutes against France.

Scotland travel to The Netherlands on Friday 22 March, before Northern Ireland are the visitors to Hampden Park.

• Netherlands v Scotland 
• Friday 22 March 
• Johan Cruijff ArenA
• 7.45pm Kick Off 

• Scotland v Northern Ireland 
• Tuesday 26 March 
• Hampden Park, Glasgow
• 7.45pm Kick Off 

When we hoist the Well Society flag above Fir Park ahead of our SPFL fixture against St Mirren it’ll signal the start of Well Society Day.

To kick off the countdown to the match on Saturday 30 March we’re today launching our hospitality package draw and giving you a peek at what’s in store on the day.

We’ll be celebrating Motherwell FC as a club for everyone, and inviting those who make the club what it is to take a bow. We’ll also:

• give Junior Steel members and their St Mirren counterparts the chance to run out with their heroes as mascots
• celebrate both clubs’ commitment – as fan-owned clubs – to their respective communities, by inviting a community champion to lead each team onto the pitch
• have an opportunity for youngsters to take part in team announcements and pitchside activity
• ensure Steelman and Raven Steel make an appearance to entertain the kids
• raise money through a bucket collection for the Society
• be on hand to answer your questions about membership and the direction of travel of the Well Society

Be in the mix

To give your child the chance to get involved in match day activity – including the opportunity to claim up to four FREE tickets – ensure they’re signed up as a Junior Steel member. You can sign up for as little as £2 per month or renew here. Please email the child’s name and date of birth to: well.society@motherwellfc.co.uk

Already a Junior Steel member?

Look out for details over the coming week on how to get involved. If you haven’t claimed your full allocation of free Junior Steel tickets this season already, now is your chance. Email: ticketing@motherwellfc.co.ukwith the child’s name, number of tickets required and a contact number. See the webpage for conditions.

Get involved in the draw

For just £20 per ticket you can have the opportunity to win a hospitality package for six people which includes:

• two course meal
• tickets for the Phil O’Donnell stand
• traditional half time refreshments
• complimentary bar pre and post-match
• the chance to make man of the match selection and be presented with a first team top

To take part in the hospitality draw scan the QR code below or click here to buy a ticket. Then drop us a line: well.society@motherwellfc.co.uk / 01698 338009 for tickets. Multiple entries are permitted. The winner must be aged over 18. The draw will take place at noon on Friday 22 March.

Bevis Mugabi has been called up by Uganda for two Friendly matches in March.

The Cranes take on Comoros and Ghana and will be based in Morocco as they ramp up their preparations for their World Cup Qualifiers in June.

Comoros v Uganda, Friday 22nd March 2024.

Ghana v Uganda. Tuesday 26th March 2024.

A poor goalscoring record in Scotland meant supporters questioned Theo Bair’s arrival in August.

One goal in 34 games for fellow Premiership side St Johnstone didn’t fill Motherwell fans with confidence or belief that Bair was up to the task of replacing 29 goal man Kevin van Veen.

Fast forward seven months, everything has changed. Spending time with the analysis department, watching some of the best strikers on the planet, has seen him soar to new heights.

Taking bits from strikers like Victor Boniface and Benjamin Šeško, has seen his goal record improve drastically and he has firmly became one of the most important, and exciting, players in the Motherwell squad.

Blair Spittal has won February’s cinch Premiership player of the month award. 

The midfielder, who has also won the club’s player of the month award, becomes only the third Motherwell player in five years to win the accolade.

“It’s been a much more positive month for the team,” Blair Spittal said.

“That is always the main thing but obviously, it’s nice to be personally recognised.

“I’ve been loving my football and think the system has really worked for me. We don’t want to stop here, the manager has been big on that.

“We want to use the momentum we’ve built up in the remaining games. There’s a lot of football still to be played and we want finish strongly.”

Blair Spittal has been named our G4 Claims player of the month for February. 

Scooping the award for the first time since his arrival in 2022, Spittal had an electrifying month on the pitch.

Although missing his first match of the season against Hearts at Tynecastle, he kicked off the month by finding a on-rushing Theo Bair as he levelled the game against Kilmarnock.

He then found the back of the net in the first half against Ross County, cutting into the box and lashing in off the post.

He then scored a goal of the season worthy strike from 25 yards, curling a beauty into the top corner in the second-half, before rounding off his a rampant display by setting up Jack Vale to make it 5-0.

Spittal opened the scoring against Celtic with a sublime strike from the edge of the box to beat Joe Hart and then, four days later, struck another goal of the season contender against Livingston, when his volley flashed into the top corner.

Three assists and four goals in total for February, a worthy winner of our player of the month.

Full-back Ewan Wilson has returned from his loan at Stirling Albion and has joined Beith Juniors on loan until the end of the season. 

Wilson made 14 appearances at Stirling Albion and now joins the West Of Scotland side for the remainder of their campaign.

Good luck, Ewan.

Adam Devine has been called up by Scotland’s Under 21 side. 

Arriving on loan on deadline day in January, Devine made his debut for the club against Ross County. Since then, the young full-back has made nine appearances, setting up striker Jack Vale to pull a goal back against Morton. Devine also scored his first professional goal against Aberdeen.

Scotland have one match this month, on home soil, against Kazakhstan on Thursday 21 March in Paisley.

• Scotland v Kazakhstan
• Thursday 21 March
• SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
• 7pm Kick off 

We can confirm the date and details of our end-of-season awards dinner which will take place on Saturday 4 May at Dalziel Park Hotel.

A number of awards will be up for grabs on the night recognising top performers across the first team, women’s team and the academy.

Hosted by Tam Cowan, the night will consist of live entertainment, 3-course meal and will kick-off at 7pm with first-team players and coaching staff in attendance.

Individual places are available at £72 per person with tables available in multiples of 10 or 12.

To book, please call the events team on 01698 338 011 or online.

Public voting for some of the categories will be available shortly.