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Livingston are the visitors to Fir Park on Saturday, as Motherwell play host to the Lions for the first time since 2006.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the match.

Head to head

Motherwell have faced Livingston 20 times on competitive business since their first encounter in 2001.

Since the first meeting between the two sides ended goalless at Fir Park, 58 goals have been shared between the two, with the Steelmen edging things 33 to 27.

Ticket information

Motherwell fans can get their tickets before turning up at the Fir Park through our ticketing website.

Adult tickets start at just £20, concessions £16 and kids aged under 15 get into all stands for £3.

Livingston supporters will be situated in the Phil O’Donnell main stand and can pay at the gate.

If you’re based outside of the UK/Ireland, the game is available via our streaming subscribers at tv.motherwellfc.co.uk.

Pre-match

Our Cooper Bar is open from 11am in the Davie Cooper stand, offering food and drinks to supporters of both teams.

Team news

Peter Hartley and Andy Rose should be fit to feature. Craig Tanner and Charles Dunne remain on the sidelines.

It’s back to Fir Park on league business on Saturday as Motherwell host Livingston.

Here’s the game previewed in numbers.

Five

The number of games Livingston are currently unbeaten, having won four and drawn one of their last five fixtures.

Home wins over Hamilton, Hibernian and Rangers were accompanied by an away win at St Mirren and a goalless draw at Hearts.

Gary Holt’s side also posted four clean sheets in those games, conceding only once against Hibs.

12

Livingston exited Scottish football’s top flight in 2006, after a five-year stint in which they finished third in the SPL, reached the UEFA Cup and won the League Cup.

Since then they’ve endured administrations, relegations and the odd success along the way. Their play-off win over Partick Thistle in May ended their exile, having had to work their way back up from the bottom tier.

14

The year 2004 was the last time Livi earned a win over the Steelmen with a 3-1 victory in West Lothian.

Since then, the two sides have met 10 times competitively. Motherwell have won nine, with one draw at Almondvale.

33

In the 20 matches played between the two teams, Motherwell have netted on 33 occasions.

Fourteen of those goals have come at Fir Park, while 19 came away. Livingston, meanwhile, have scored 27, with 16 coming at home and 11 away.

Motherwell’s Ladbrokes Premiership match with Livingston on Saturday, 6 October is available to stream live online.

Fans who live outside the UK and Ireland can subscribe to see the game at Fir Park, which kicks off at 3pm BST.

To watch, just head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk, scroll down and choose from our monthly or annual pass.

Monthly subscriptions cost £12 and get you access to see the majority of home and away league games.

If you’re going on holiday, you can also subscribe to watch the stream. Just wait until you are abroad, then sign up for a monthly subscription to see the games.

Stephen Robinson speaks as Motherwell prepare to face Livingston in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

And following a tough run of games, the manager is keen to shift momentum at Fir Park.

“We’re well aware that we need to turn things around,” he said. “I’m very confident that this group of players will.”

Motherwell host Livingston in the Ladbrokes Premiership for the first league meeting between the two sides since May 2006. 

And after making a strong start to the campaign, Saturday’s opponents arrive at Fir Park brimming with confidence.

Unbeaten run

Since the Betfred Cup clash between ‘Well and Livi back in August, the newly promoted side have gone unbeaten.

In the five matches that followed their 1-0 defeat at the hands of Stephen Robinson’s men, Livingston have defeated Hibernian, Rangers, St Mirren and Hamilton, as well as drawing with table toppers Hearts.

Collecting clean sheets

In their 12 games this term, Livingston have only conceded in four games, keeping an impressive eight clean sheets.

Equally impressive is the fact that their heaviest defeat this season came against last seasons champions Celtic, who won 3-1 in Parkhead.

Share of goals

Saturday’s opposition have scored seven goals in the top flight this term, the same total as Stephen Robinson’s side.

However, their top scorer this season is a share of seven players, with the likes of Steven Lawless, Jack Hamilton and Alan Lithgow all bagging important goals for Gary Holt’s side.

Motherwell’s first trip of the 2018/19 Ladbrokes Premiership season to Celtic will now take place on Wednesday, 19 December.

The original fixture between the two clubs, the first since the 2017/18 William Hill Scottish Cup final, was due to take place on Sunday, 28 October. It was postponed due to Celtic’s participation in the Betfred Cup semi-finals.

The visit to Celtic Park will kick off at 7.45pm. Ticket information will be announced shortly.

Trevor Carson sat down for a coffee and a chat in our regular feature.

The goalkeeper spoke about the positivity around Fir Park, the highs and lows in football and the honour of representing his country.

Our interview was filmed at the Windmills Cafe in Motherwell.

Windmills is a social enterprise cafe in the heart of Motherwell which is committed to ensuring young people with learning disabilities have equal access to meaningful work experience opportunities. For more information, visit Windmills Cafe’s website.

Motherwell ‘keeper Trevor Carson is in Northern Ireland’s squad for their UEFA Nations League double header.

The 30-year-old is one of three goalkeepers in Michael O’Neill’s selection for the matches with Austria and Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Carson played 45 minutes in his country’s last fixture, a 3-0 win over Israel in September.

It’s time to make your choice for the Tullibardine Player of the Month for September.

Ryan Bowman, Carl McHugh, Curtis Main and Danny Johnson are the possible picks for the second month of the season, after Gaël Bigirimana scooped the August award.

To vote, just head to our Facebook page and make your choice.

Motherwell travelled to Kilmarnock on Saturday looking to build on a battling showing in the midweek cup defeat to Hearts.

This is the Story of the Match from the trip to Rugby Park.