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Motherwell make their second trip to West Lothian of the 2019/20 Ladbrokes Premiership on Saturday to take on Livingston.

Kick-off at the Tony Macaroni Arena is at 3pm.

Tale of the tape

It’s third against fifth in the league on Saturday, with the Steelmen heading east with a 10-point gap over their opponents.

Motherwell go into the match with three wins, one loss and one draw in their last five, with a goalless match with Hibernian on Saturday the most recent result.

Livi have won four of their last five competitive games, with a defeat to Aberdeen being followed by victories over Hibernian, Raith Rovers, St Johnstone and Hamilton Academical.

Head to head

The opening match between the two sides this season ended in a 0-0 draw at Livingston on the opening day of the campaign.

Motherwell were then 2-1 winners at Fir Park in November, with Christopher Long and Allan Campbell netting the goals to seal the victory.

Buy in advance

Tickets are available online now. Pre-purchase is advised to avoid queuing at away ticket booth at stadium on matchday. Cash turnstiles will not be in operation.

Fans who require ambulant or wheelchair access should contact Andy Sim on 07428 225254 or email tickets@mfcdsa.com.

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Wherever you are, there’s live audio commentary available on our streaming service.

Starting at £5.99 a month, just head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk to subscribe.

Tickets for our William Hill Scottish Cup match at St Mirren are now on sale.

The match will be played on Saturday, 8 February with a 3pm kick-off.

Tickets are available to buy online now for season ticket holders only. Each season ticket holder is entitled to buy one ticket.

Well Society members are also entitled to one ticket per membership. Please call on 01698 333333 or visit the ticket office to get your ticket.

Collection and in-person sales are available at Fir Park, or you can choose delivery at the online checkout.

Fans will be housed in the north stand behind the goal. We have been given an allocation of 1,600.

A general sale will be started on Monday, 3 February if required.

We asked St Mirren to consider the possibility of opening further sections to away supporters, but were informed that this would not be possible. There will be no additional tickets made available.

Buses sold out

Our supporters buses to the match are now sold out.

I want to buy for my family or friends

It’s easy to buy multiple tickets using our online system. All you need to have to hand is the season ticket details of the other people you want to buy for.

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Motherwell put in a performance but lack the killer touch as they draw 0-0 at home with Hibernian.

“We were missing one thing. The finishing touch. But it’s very, very difficult to fault the performance.”

Stephen Robinson on Motherwell’s 0-0 draw with Hibernian.

A lack of cutting edge ultimately cost Motherwell as they were held at home by Hibernian.

Stephen Robinson’s side had a host of chances in both halves but couldn’t make their attacking prowess pay, as they reduced the visitors to limited opportunities.

Motherwell made two changes from the team which won at Aberdeen on Wednesday night. Christopher Long was forced out through injury and replaced by Ross MacIver, with Mark O’Hara dropping to the bench with Christian Ilic coming in.

Almost immediately the chances started to flow. James Scott, causing all sorts of trouble for Tom James down the left, cut inside and flashed a shot wide of goal early on.

Jake Carroll saw a free-kick from close range beaten away by Ofir Marciano, Allan Campbell set a shot wide from inside the area and Liam Polworth sent a shot narrowly over the crossbar from distance as Motherwell peppered the visitors’ goal.

Hibs looked threatening on the counter, but goalkeeper Mark Gillespie was rarely troubled in the first half.

Motherwell set out in similar fashion in the second period but it was Jack Ross’ side who had the biggest chance of the opening stages.

After Gillespie beat away an initial shot, Florian Kamberi found himself in at the back post from a cross from the right. His steer back across goal hit the inside of the right post and bounced back, with Declan Gallagher just on hand to knock the ball behind.

Motherwell changed up the entire frontline across the second half to try and carve out more chances, but found Hibs standing firm.

The biggest chance fell to substitute Christy Manzinga. Getting the ball out of his feet as he flew towards goal, his left-footed shot was netbound all the way but Marciano got the slightest of fingertip touches to turn it onto the crossbar.

“Nobody in here will believe their own hype. We’ll focus on what we’re doing.”

Stephen Robinson previews Saturday’s match with Hibernian.

There’s a live stream and live audio available from Motherwell v Hibernian on Saturday.

We’ve live video of the match available to viewers outside of the UK and Ireland for just £12 a month. Kick off is at 3pm GMT.

To subscribe and get all Motherwell home matches – and the majority of away games – head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk now and sign up.

If you’re in the UK or Ireland and can’t make it, don’t worry. We’ve also got live audio commentary of the match for just £5.99 a month.

Head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk to sign up. Just choose the UK/Ireland commentary option.

2019/20 Motherwell streaming service matches

Hibernian are the first visitors to Fir Park in 2020, as they come calling in the Ladbrokes Premiership on Saturday.

Here’s a look at our opponents.

The story so far

Since Jack Ross’ arrival in mid-November, Hibernian have kicked on in their pursuit of a top six finish.

Victory over Motherwell at Easter Road in the manager’s first game in charge kicked off a run of four wins, one draw and three defeats in the league.

Sitting sixth and with a five-point advantage over Kilmarnock in seventh, the next few games will go a long way to determining whether they’ll be in the top half come the split.

Form guide

Hibs have won one and drawn one since returning from the winter break, with a 2-1 comeback win over Hamilton Academical in the league in midweek following a 2-2 draw at Dundee United in the Scottish Cup.

Before the break, Ross’ side won two and lost three, beating Aberdeen and Hearts but losing to Celtic, Rangers and Livingston.

On their travels this campaign, Hibs have won three, drawn two and lost six, including a 3-0 loss at Motherwell in August.

Three to watch

Martin Boyle

Having had to watch on from the sidelines as Hibernian suffered a poor beginning to season, Martin Boyle certainly has made up for lost time since returning from his second serious knee injury of 2019.

Boyle was named the Scottish Premiership Player of the Month for December after a superb month for the 26-year-old, where he scored doubles in victories over Aberdeen and Hearts.

The Australia international will be hoping for much better fortunes in 2020, having undergone knee surgery twice last year.

Scott Allan

Hibs boss Jack Ross has pledged to improve the less glamorous side of Scott Allan’s game, which should come as a warning shot to the rest of the sides in the Scottish Premiership.

Allan has demonstrated his abilities in delivering a killer pass and also in finding the net with seven goals to his name this season, but Ross is still looking for more.

He lavished praise on the 28-year-old after he contributed assists for both of Martin Boyle’s goals in the 2-0 derby success at Tynecastle, a performance he felt showed his willingness to improve all aspects of his game.

Stephane Omeonga

Belgian midfielder Stephane Omeonga sealed a surprise return to Easter Road last week and straight away set his sights on recapturing the form that helped him establish himself as a firm favourite among the Hibees faithful.

Omeonga, who featured for Belgium in the Under 21 World Cup in 2019, played 17 times for Hibs last season and his box-to-box style won over the fans.

The 23-year-old spent the first half of the season on loan at Cercle Brugge from his parent club Genoa. He made his return to action for the Hibees as a second half substitute in the 2-1 midweek win over Hamilton.

Buy in advance or pay at the gate

Tickets are available online now. Alternatively, cash turnstiles are in operation on the day.

The cheaper price is for our John Hunter stand for home supporters.

Fans who require ambulant or wheelchair access should contact Andy Sim on 07428 225254 or email tickets@mfcdsa.com.

Can’t make it? Watch or listen live

If you’re outside the UK/Ireland, you can watch Motherwell v Hibernian on our live streaming service.

Priced at £12 a month, just head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk to subscribe.

Wherever you are, there’s also live audio commentary available on our streaming service for £5.99 a month.

The games come thick and fast as Motherwell host Hibernian at Fir Park on Saturday.

Kick-off in the Ladbrokes Premiership match is at 3pm.

Tale of the tape

It’s third versus sixth in the league, with 12 points separating the two sides.

Motherwell have won seven of their last 10 matches and four of the last five, opening a four-point gap in third on Wednesday night with a 1-0 win at Aberdeen.

Hibs came from behind to win 2-1 at home to Hamilton Academical on Wednesday, registering their second win in five games to go with a draw and two defeats.

Head to head

Both sides have won on home turf against the other in the 2019/20 season.

Motherwell were 3-0 victors back in August at Fir Park, with Sherwin Seedorf, Liam Donnelly and Jermaine Hylton netting.

At Easter Road in November, Hibernian came from behind to win 3-1 after Liam Polworth’s early goal was cancelled out by Christian Doidge, Florian Kamberi and Daryl Horgan.

Buy in advance or pay at the gate

Tickets are available online now. Alternatively, cash turnstiles are in operation on the day.

The cheaper price is for our John Hunter stand for home supporters.

Fans who require ambulant or wheelchair access should contact Andy Sim on 07428 225254 or email tickets@mfcdsa.com.

Can’t make it? Watch or listen live

If you’re outside the UK/Ireland, you can watch Motherwell v Hibernian on our live streaming service.

Priced at £12 a month, just head to tv.motherwellfc.co.uk to subscribe.

Wherever you are, there’s also live audio commentary available on our streaming service for £5.99 a month.

Liam Donnelly scored the decisive goal as Motherwell put in a tenacious performance to win 1-0 at Aberdeen.