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Motherwell stand one game away from another trip to Hampden Park, as they travel to face Hearts in the quarter finals of the Betfred Cup.

The Steelmen head to Tynecastle Park on Wednesday, 26 September and your support can help the team push for another last four place.

You can buy your tickets online right now through our online ticketing platform.

Adult tickets cost £18, over 65 and students go for £10 and under 16s can get tickets for £8.

There is also a family ticket option for one adult and two under 16s priced at £30. This can be purchased at the ticket office or by calling 01698 333333.

Fans have until 4pm on Friday to order their tickets for delivery. After then, collections and in-person sales will be available on Saturday from 1oam-1pm and on Monday from 10am-1pm. Final collections and sales will be available until 4.30pm on the day of the match.

Motherwell Football Club has become the latest Scottish Premiership club to provide free sanitary products in its stadium, thanks to its sponsors Paycare.

The Steelmen’s official shorts partner and health and wellbeing partner has sponsored the club’s trial of free sanitary products. They will be available within all 14 of the female toilets in the concourse area at Fir Park.

The campaign will run throughout the season, with the health cash plan organisation contributing towards the initial cost.

Many countries are calling for more support for women from low-income backgrounds who cannot afford basic menstrual products and are victim to ‘period poverty’.

This is said to affect one in 10 women aged 14 to 21 in Britain, and nearly one in five in Scotland.

“As a fan-owned club, we’re immensely proud of our history and our commitment to inclusivity for our fans, visitors and staff alike,” Suzanne Reid, head of commercial and marketing, explained.

“Period poverty is a very real issue impacting many women from lower income families, and it can subsequently have a huge impact on the quality of their day-to-day lives.

“We’re pleased to be launching our trial to freely supply our female visitors with free sanitary products, kindly part-funded by Paycare, our official health and wellbeing partner.

“Feedback so far has been great, and we very much hope to implement it as a permanent benefit within Motherwell Football Club.”

The campaign follows similar initiatives launched by Celtic FC, which introduced free sanitary products within its stadium earlier this year, as well as the Scottish Parliament building, which provides free products for all staff and visitors.

Kevin Rogers, chief executive officer of Paycare, added: “As a health cash plan organisation, we’re passionate about helping individuals access support for services they genuinely need, and we’re humbled to be part of such a vital project which is another step in a positive direction.”

A well-respected and dedicated not-for-profit health cash plan provider, Paycare has helped individuals, families and businesses across the Black Country and Wolverhampton protect themselves against everyday healthcare costs and bills for over 140 years.

Motherwell Football Club and Cash Converters UK have renewed their partnership for an eighth consecutive year.

As part of one of the longest-running partnerships in Scottish football, Cash Converters will continue to have branding around the stadium, including the main apron of the John Hunter stand, which has recently been rebranded.

The new three-year deal will also see Cash Converters commit to ticket giveaways to help families in the local area to attend home matches.

“We are delighted to continue the already very successful and positive partnership we’ve enjoyed with Cash Converters,” Motherwell FC’s head of commercial and marketing Suzanne Reid said.

“Their continued support makes a real difference to the club and the surrounding community. It is fantastic to announce this extended three-year partnership.”

Cash Converters UK’s head of marketing Michelle Byrne added: “This is a fantastic opportunity for us to build on an already strong and healthy relationship with Motherwell FC.

“Our partnership is more than promotion of our brand. It is an opportunity to integrate in and support the Motherwell community, similar to what we have shown with Saint Helens RLFC in England.”

Motherwell Football Club have introduced two new para-football teams.

The new teams will provide opportunities for both physical disability and learning disability athletes.

They will play in the PAN Para-Football National League, which is open to individuals aged 16-60.

“This is another part of what Motherwell means to its local community,” Motherwell’s community trust general manager Dawn Middleton said.

“We want to see that every person feels part of this club. Introducing these new teams shows that they too are part of Motherwell Football Club.”

The community trust was initially approached in May this year by James Lawrie who, along with two colleagues from Locality Support Services, had set up a disability football team.

The team has been supported by North Lanarkshire Council and has grown into a large squad of 20 to 25 regular players.

“It’s brilliant to see developments like, especially from a big club like Motherwell,” North Lanarkshire Provost, Councillor Jean Jones, added.

“Working so closely with the local community and the council shows it is a real community team.”

All administration and support will come from Motherwell FC’s community trust, which will provide a coach, strips, access to the minibus and training facilities for the players.

First team players Charles Dunne and Craig Tanner were present at the launch of the two new teams, passing on tips and support to the squad.

“It’s positive for the community,” Dunne said. “If you have a disability, it doesn’t matter. Football is still open to you.”

Motherwell fans will be located in the Bob Shankly stand at Dens Park on Saturday, 1 September.

Adult tickets are priced at £24, while over 65s and students can get in for £16. Tickets for Under 18s will cost £10.

Juveniles aged under 18 and under 12 who have pre-purchased and arrive unaccompanied will not be permitted to enter the stadium. Similarly, over 18s arriving without children will not be permitted access to the family area of the stand.

Supporters should be aware that if they have purchased a ticket at the concession price, the ticket holder may be required to show proof of age or student status at any time on request from Dundee staff.

Our feature-packed match programme is available from sellers around the stadium ahead of Sunday’s match with Rangers.

Priced at £3, there’s plenty reading to enjoy. In this week’s edition, you can expect:

• Interviews with Gaël Bigirimana, Craig Tanner, Gary McAllister and Franny Jeffers.
• An in-depth look at our opponents Rangers.
• Our new “Around the World” and “Fun” sections, with plenty content to keep you entertained.

You can also get your copy in advance online.

Fans living outside of the UK and Ireland will be able to enjoy live streaming of Motherwell’s Ladbrokes Premiership matches in season 2018/19.

All of the club’s home league fixtures will be available using the subscription service, as well as the majority of away matches, via tv.motherwellfc.co.uk.

Priced at £12 a month, a guaranteed 26 of our remaining 31 top flight matches before the split will be available via the service. Away games with Hamilton, Livingston, Rangers and St Mirren are currently not available.

Linking up with SportsMediaGB, Motherwell’s commentary team will now take up the microphones on the TV service, which will broadcast games from multiple HD camera angles.

Our first game via our new service comes at Fir Park as we host Rangers in the Ladbrokes Premiership on 26 August.

To subscribe, head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk, scroll down and choose your package.

Supporters in the UK and Ireland will also be able to access a cheaper service which will carry full match replays only. Broadcast rights do not allow us to show live games in those territories.

All of our existing video content, such as interviews, goal clips, highlights and more, will continue to free-to-air via our website and social media channels.

Tickets are still available for Sunday’s Ladbrokes Premiership clash with Rangers at Fir Park.

Kick off is at 12.15pm and the ticket office at the stadium will be open from 9.30am for home supporters to purchase their briefs for the fixture. We are closed on Saturday.

Away supporters should contact Rangers directly for ticket sales.

Online sales are available for supporters who hold season tickets or purchased match tickets from the club prior to Monday, August 13.

All other home supporters are asked to visit the ticket office or call on 01698 333333 to purchase tickets.

All fans will have their tickets scanned on entry to the stadium. Please ensure your ticket has a barcode. If not, please contact the ticket office.

Want to watch our Ladbrokes Premiership match with Rangers in style?

Our great hospitality packages are available for the game against Steven Gerrard’s side on Sunday, 26 August. Kick off is at 12.15pm.

We’ve got spaces in a number of our hospitality areas, all offering a fantastic way to make a day of it at Fir Park.

Cooper Boxes

Our Cooper Boxes allow you to watch from behind the goal in one of our executive boxes in our Davie Cooper stand.

With unrestricted views, each box is unique in layout and size and is the perfect place to see the action from.

To buy for £68 per person, or £65 if you’re upgrading your season ticket, book online right now.

Centenary Suite

Our Centenary Suite is the largest and busiest of our matchday hospitality lounge and sits adjacent to the tunnel and dressing room areas.

Our pay bar option is available from tables of two up to 12 or more, you will be welcomed by our matchday host, who will meet and greet you at the door before showing you to your table, where attentive staff offer a drinks service to your table, before you enjoy a fantastic meal.

To buy for £120 per person, book online right now.

Motherwell supporters can now get their hands on tickets for our upcoming Ladbrokes Premiership clash with Rangers.

The game, being played at Fir Park on Sunday, 26 August at 12.15pm, is our next league fixture and is sure to be a keenly-contested affair.

You can buy your tickets via our online ticketing platform now. Rangers supporters are asked to contact their club for information on away ticket sales.

Tickets in our John Hunter stand are priced at £21 for adults, £17 for concessions and £3 for children aged 15 and under. A family ticket, for one adult and two juveniles, costs £25.

Our David Cooper stand is priced at £28 for adults, £19 for concessions and £3 for children aged 15 and under. A family ticket, for one adult and two juveniles, costs £32.

Concession prices apply to those aged 60 and over, 16-18 year olds and full-time students with a valid matriculation card. Juvenile prices are for children aged 15 and under.

To buy online, you must have been registered on our ticketing platform before Saturday, 11 August. If you weren’t, and would like to buy a ticket, please contact our ticket office on 01698 333333.

Supporters who are registered to buy online can choose to have their tickets delivered, collected in person at Fir Park or choose our new Print at Home facility.