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Today we are launching this season’s two Motherwell FC Flexi-ticket packages!

The Flexi-ticket allows supporters to purchase either a 5 or 10 game package of match tickets to games of your choice from the remaining fixtures in the Ladbrokes Premiership season – including one or both matches against Celtic*.

These packages replace the season and half-season tickets for the remainder of the 15/16 campaign.

A 10 game Flexi-ticket is available from £155, which works out at just over £15 per match and with a 5 game option from as little as £77 meaning you will enjoy the same cost per game as a regular season ticket holder.

How it works…

When buying either package, you will receive a voucher printed with a barcode which when scanned at our ticket office, will entitle you to receive the match ticket.

If you already know which games you want to attend then when buying the package, you can take home the tickets right there and then!

Alternatively, on the day of the game simply pop into our ticket office, before 2.30pm, to have your voucher scanned and receive your match day ticket.

Flexi-ticket packages are available from the Fir Park ticket office Monday 5th October

Please note that Flexi-ticket vouchers cannot be redeemed at the turnstiles – you must collect your match ticket before attempting entry in to the stadium.

Furthermore, domestic cup games, away fixtures, friendlies, play-off or testimonial matches are NOT included in either package**

*Option to choose both Celtic matches is ONLY available as part of the 10 game Flexi-ticket

**The ticket is non-transferrable and refunds will not be given for any unused vouchers at the end of the season

***Please note, concessions are applicable to over 60’s and full-time students with a valid matriculation card. The ‘Young Adult’ age of 13-15 and ‘juvenile’ age of Under 12 is applicable at 1^st September 2015

Under 20s boss Stephen Craigan reacts to his teams stunning comeback against Dundee United under 20s this afternoon.

Extended Highlights from Excelsior stadium where Motherwell and Dundee Utd under 20s played out an incredible 4-3 development league fixture.

Three goals in the final eight minutes gave Motherwell Under 20s all three points in a seven goal thriller at Airdrie this afternoon.

The game looked done and dusted after 83 minutes as the Terrors had a 3-1 lead, but a goal from Luke Watt and a Dylan Mackin double completed an incredible turn-around.

Stephen Craigan made 2 changes to the side that lost to St Mirren a fortnight ago, David Turnbull dropped out for regular Alan Campbell and Jake Hastie came in for the injured Ryan Watters.

The tone of the game was set within ninety seconds of kick-off when Brad Smith’s slack pass was intercepted by Hastie who then slid in Mackin and he made no mistake, cooly slotting though Booth’s legs.

It was the perfect start for the young Steelmen, against a Utd side that had a handful of players in it that had tasted first-team action.

The quartet of Coote, Telfer, Connolly and Murray caused problems all afternoon and with eleven minutes gone, the latter had won Utd a penalty after Morrison raced off his line but was beaten to the ball, hauling the United man down inside the box.

Morrison was shown the yellow card and Moore stepped up, sending him the wrong way from the spot to put United on level terms.

By now it had became apparent how open this contest would be and after a spell of end-to-end football, it was Motherwell who nearly took the lead after Hastie found himself in a central position, beat his man but shot straight at the grateful Booth who gathered it to safety.

Motherwell were made to rue that missed chance two minutes later when Utd took the lead in unfortunate circumstances.

Reghan Tumility, Utd’s right back, got down the wing and whipped in a great ball to the head of Simon Murray but  Morrison was on hand to superbly tip his close-range header over the bar. From that corner, there was a scramble and somehow Morrison ended up scooping the ball into his own net. It was cruel on the young goalkeeper, who had made a fine save just moments earlier.

The game then reverted to its end to end nature,  with Simon Murray and Ali Coote passing up notable opportunities, but it was Motherwell who almost nicked the equaliser.

Cadden and Watt combined, with the full-back curling in an inviting ball which found Jake Hastie at the back post but at the vital moment the ball to a wicked bobble and struck his knee, eventually flying over the bar.

With a bit more luck the Steelmen would have been level just before half-time, when Watt’s cross deceived Booth and rattled back down over the cross bar, which would be the last action of the half.

Stephen Craigan made a change at half-time,  with Hastie making way for Livingstone as ‘Well changed shape to a 3-5-2.

United came out the traps quickest and had the bulk of the ball. Again, Murray found himself inside the box with plenty of space but Hall got there in the nick of time and deflected his shot over the bar.

It felt like a goal was coming, such was the nature of the game, and in the fifty-fifth minute United added to their advantage.

Connolly jinked into the box and his snap-shot was parried out to the feet of Moore who coolly slotted home from 10 yards.

‘Well almost replied immediately, when Mackin played in his striker partner Dylan Falconer. He got past the onrushing Booth but his shot was superbly slid off the line by Souttar.

From then Utd piled on the pressure and had plenty of chances to add to their lead and bury the game but a combination of Morrison and the bar kept the scoreline within grasp.

Time was running down as the contest turned into an old-fashioned slobber-knocker, with both sides  looking dangerous on the attack.

But then the momentum swung Motherwell’s way.

Luke Watt looked like he had run out of space and options but managed to expertly turn away from three United defenders and lashed a sweet right footed shot past Booth into the top corner.

Incredibly, Motherwell were level moments later. Ben Hall’s header was judged to have been blocked by Moore’s hand and, with no complaints from the Utd man, the ref pointed to the spot. Dylan Mackin did the rest, sending Booth the wrong way.

It was an incredible end to a highly entertaining game but it wasn’t done yet.

With a minute left on the clock, the ball was flung into the box, Falconer won the header and it landed at the feet of Mackin. He didn’t have to be asked twice and fired it past the helpless goalkeeper completing a sensational turnaround for the young Steelmen.

Motherwell U20s: Morrison, Watt, Hall, Ferguson, McMillan (Maguire), McLean (Leitch), Campbell, Cadden, Mackin, Hastie (Livingstone), Falconer

Motherwell U20s subs: Long, Turnbull, Moore

‘Well fans should note Aberdeen are offering discounted prices for Under 18s, when bought in advance from the Fir Park Ticket office.

The Dons have slashed the prices for young ‘Well fans down to £1, saving £9 on pay at the gate prices.

Please note, this reduced offer is not available on the turnstiles on the day of the match.

Tickets for the match are priced at:

• Fans who require wheelchair access should contact Sharon or John McCaskie on 07745494631 / 07711 992161 or email disabledfans@motherwellfc.co.uk.

Player Sponsorship is a fantastic way for you, your business, or children to show their support towards your favourite Steelman.

Our fans have showed tremendous support in sponsoring the players’ home and away shirts but you still have the chance to sponsor their boots!

As a player boot sponsor, your name or business name will be listed in our match-day programme and on our official website for the season.

And at the end of the campaign, you will be invited to the annual sponsors’ evening, where you can meet the squad and be presented with your boots signed by the player.

The evening includes a three-course meal, presentations from the management and team, as well as entertainment from a guest speaker.

You can secure their boots and your place at the dinner for £350.

For a list of which players’ boots are available more, call 01698 333333 or email commercial@motherwellfc.co.uk

When they’re gone, they’re gone!!

The Under 20s are in action tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday) when they take on Dundee Utd at Excelsior Stadium.

The young Steelmen are still searching for their first “home” win after eight games and will be looking for a repeat of the outcome the last time the two sides met with Motherwell coming out 1-0 winners.

The Terrors have had similar form to ‘Well, with both sides losing their last game against St Mirren.

They currently sit in eighth place in the SPFL Development League table, two points above the Claret and Amber men, but have played a game more.

The match will take place at Excelsior Stadium, home of Airdrie, with kick-off at 2pm.

Extended highlights from Fir Park as Nadir Ciftci’s first half strike is enough to consign Motherwell to a 0-1 loss.