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Tawanda Maswanhise has earned a call-up to the latest Zimbabwe squad.

The Warriors will continue their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign later this month.

They will play two matches during this international window. First up is Benin on Thursday 20 March at home, with the game being played in South Africa, before travelling to face Nigeria on Tuesday 25 March.

Maswanhise and Zimbabwe will hoping to get their campaign back on track, as they currently sit bottom of their group on two points after four games. However, with three teams joint top on seven points, they know a couple of positive results can get them up the table.

• Zimbabwe v Benin 
• Thursday 20 March
• Kick Off 4pm
• Moses Mabhida Stadium, South Africa

• Nigeria v Zimbabwe 
• Tuesday 25 March
• Kick Off 4pm
• Godswill Akpabio Stadium, Nigeria

Kai Andrews has been named in the senior Wales squad for the first time. 

The 18-year-old arrived in January and has been a pivotal part in Michael Wimmer’s side. Having represented at the youth levels for Wales, Craig Bellamy has included the 18-year-old in his squad that will take part in two World Cup Qualifiers.

They will face Kazakhstan on Saturday 22 March at home, before travelling to face North Macedonia on Tuesday 25 March.

These are the first fixtures in Group J, with Wales in a group alongside Belgium and Liechtenstein also.

• Wales v Kazakhstan 
• 7:45pm Kick Off
• Saturday 22 March
• Cardiff City Stadium, Wales 

• North Macedonia v Wales 
• 7:45pm Kick Off 
• Tuesday 25 March
• Toše Proeski Arena, Skopje

Ewan Wilson will travel to Spain with Scotland’s Under 21 side later this month.

Scot Gemmill has assembled a young squad ahead of the new Under-21 cycle. They will play two friendly matches whilst in Spain, taking on Republic of Ireland on Friday 21 March, before facing Iceland on Tuesday 25 March.

These two friendlies will act as preparation for the EURO 2027 qualifiers which get underway later this year.

• Scotland v Republic of Ireland 
• Friday 21 March 
• 7pm Kick Off 
• Pinatar Football Arena, Murcia, Spain

• Scotland v Iceland
• Tuesday 25 March  
• 1pm Kick Off
• Pinatar Football Arena, Murcia, Spain

Motherwell return to action on Saturday 15 March against St Mirren at Fir Park in the William Hill Premiership. 

Kick off is 3pm.

How to follow the game

• Young Adults tickets would ages 14-17.
• Juveniles would be 13 and under
• Ticket Office open from 11am – the ticket office is open until kick-off with no pay gate facility.

Supporters are able to buy tickets online here or visit the ticket office at Fir Park.

Ticket Office open from 11am – the ticket office is open until kick-off with no pay gate facility.

If you are outside the UK, you can watch the game via Motherwell TV.

Should you be in the UK, it will be live commentary only.

What else is happening?

There will be a minute’s applause prior to kick off on Saturday in memory of well-known former player and coach Cammy Murray who recently passed away.

Cammy also had a 10-year spell with today’s opponents St Mirren and was inducted into their Hall of Fame in 2019. Cammy was very well known to so many and also was a former PE teacher at Lanark Academy. He will be missed.

Our popular Beer Garden will be open to all from 12:30pm until kick off entry via the walkway to the right of the Phil O’Donnell Stand.

The Cooper Bar will be open from 12 noon serving food and drink. Come along and have a bite to eat and a drink before the match. The bar will also be open post-match for an hour for those wanting to avoid any traffic.

Guide Dogs North Lanarkshire will be on hand collecting money for a bucket collection. Turning Point Scotlands North Lanarkshire Crisis Outreach Service will be delivering Naloxone training and overdose awareness prior to the match. The staff will be based at John Hunter stand, please pop along and say hello.

Saturday’s match is Well Society Day and the third of our Junior Steel matches. Remember, Junior Steel members can claim up to 4 free tickets for the match. Email: ticketing@motherwellfc.co.uk with the name of the junior and how many tickets are required by Thursday. We will have some half time entertainment on Saturday, with a competition between some of the mascots from both clubs.

Kit Watch

We will be wearing our home kit for this match.

Squad Update

Apostolos Stamatelopoulos has been training and is in contention for this match. Aston Oxborough has also been training but will be assessed before the game.

Motherwell’s Fortunes

Motherwell had a free weekend last week. The Michael Wimmer era got well and truly started prior to that break, picking up back-to-back wins for the first time since December in the Premiership.

A midweek win over Dundee and an impressive 2-1 win over Rangers at Ibrox has left the Steelmen sitting in the top-six.

Currently six points off third, and eight off 11th, the league remains congested with just four games to go before the split.

Opposition Report

St Mirren were also not in action last weekend, having been put out the Scottish Cup by Hearts.

The Paisley side have one win in their last six, however that win came at Ibrox against Rangers. Toyosi Olusanya remains the top goalscorer for Stephen Robinson’s side but former Motherwell man Mikael Mandron has been in a rich vein of form of late, scoring five in his seven matches.

Lennon Miller has earned his first senior call-up for Scotland.

The 18-year-old has been a shining star since becoming Motherwell’s youngest ever player back in 2022 and his since became the club’s youngest ever captain.

Having earned his first ever call-up to the senior side, Lennon Miller will be involved in a crucial international window for his country.

Thanks a dramatic winner against Poland back in November, Scotland will play Greece over a two-legged playoff to remain in the top league in the Nations League.

They will travel to Greece in the first leg on 20 March, before the second leg takes place in Glasgow on 23 March.

• Greece v Scotland 
• Thursday 20 March
• 7:45pm Kick Off 
• Georgios Karaiskakis Football Stadium, Greece

• Scotland v Greece 
• Sunday 23 March
• 5pm Kick Off
• Hampden Park, Scotland 

Motherwell will face Rangers in the first post-split fixture at K-Park on Sunday.

Fresh from securing their first Scottish Cup Semi-Final place since 2022, the women of steel will return to league action this weekend, as they welcome title-chasers Rangers to East Kilbride.

The showdown in South Lanarkshire will mark the first top-six fixture in the club’s history.

The Tale of the Tape 

Motherwell 

Paul Brownlie’s side defeated Boroughmuir Thistle by three-goals to nil to secure their place in the final-four at Hampden. Louisa Boyes netted the opener from close-range before a mix-up in the Boroughmuir box deflected Katie Rice’s whipped corner-kick into the back of their own net. Captain Gill Inglis made it three shortly before the half-time break, as Motherwell held a comfortable three-goal cushion at the break. The women of steel will face Glasgow City in the Scottish Cup Semi-Final.

Motherwell will be keen to demonstrate their standards against the full-time teams, as they prepare for an intense post-split campaign before building up towards their day in Glasgow next month. The women of steel will look to disrupt their top-six opponents title-hopes, as Rangers remain locked in a closely-fought title challenge with Celtic, Hibernian and Glasgow City.

Motherwell will have a strengthened line-up this weekend, as Brodie Greenwood becomes eligible after being cup-tied last weekend. Striker Amy Sharkey, Sienna McGoldrick and Sophie Black will all return to action after representing Scotland under-17s in the second round of UEFA Women’s Euro Qualifying campaign. Striker Eilidh Austin will remain unavailable to face her parent club.

Rangers 

The visitors head to South Lanarkshire in fine form, maintaining a seven-game unbeaten record after draining 2-2 with top-six rivals Hearts a fortnight ago. Rangers sit third in the SWPL table, two-points behind league leaders Glasgow City and Hibernian.

Ticket Information 

Adult – £8

Concession – £3

Under-11s – FREE TO ENTER

Hampden bound.

Motherwell became the first-team to secure their place in the Scottish Cup Semi-Final after defeating hosts Boroughmuir Thistle by three-goals to nil in the Scottish Capital.

Meadowbank played host to the first women’s Quarter-Final tie, with Louisa Boyes firing Motherwell into the ascendency with an opener midway through the first-half. A lack of communication in the Thistle backline saw Katie Rice’s whipped corner-kick bundled into the back of the net for a quickfire second.

Captain Gill Inglis led by example moments before half-time, curling home a precise right-footed effort to confirm the women of steel’s place in Glasgow next month.

Head Coach Paul Brownlie made two changes from the side that suffered defeat to title-chasers Glasgow City last weekend. Midfielder Sarah Gibb returned to the starting XI alongside Chelsie Watson, as Shannon Leishman dropped to the bench. Striker Eilidh Austin dropped out of the squad, with recent addition Brodie Greenwood also missing out after the pair previously represented Rangers and Hearts respectively in the previous rounds.

Striker Amy Sharkey, Sienna McGoldrick, and Sophie Black were all unavailable due to their involvement in the Scotland under-17 squad.

Motherwell struggled to find their composure within the opening phases of play, as the women of steel failed to carve out a notable opportunity on the Thistle goal despite dominating the vast majority of possession. The visitors fortunes soon changed midway through the first-half, with Louisa Boyes prodding home a whipped delivery across the face of goal to pull the women of steel into the ascendency. Motherwell continued to strengthen their advantage moments later, as Katie Rice’s drilled corner-kick ricocheted through multiple jerseys before falling to the feet of a Boroughmuir defender, who diverted the ball into her own net.

Skipper Gill Inglis made it three moments before half-time, curling a magnificent right-footed effort across the Boroughmuir goalkeeper that nestled comfortably into the top-left corner.

With a comfortable three-goal cushion heading into the second-half, the visitors coasted over the line to secure their place in the Semi-Final.

Defender Eve Donald made her long-awaited return to action after over two seasons sidelined with injury. A welcome return, as Motherwell earned their first match back at Hampden since the 2022 Scottish Cup Semi-Final against Rangers.

Callum Slattery was in the midst of fine form when he suddenly lost the woman closest to him, his mum. From there, he wanted to make sure he did her proud by having the season of his life.

To do that, he needed to be mentally and physically prepared for the gruelling season that awaited him. But he did all these things and was flying high when suddenly, in January 2024, he was dealt a cruel hand.

An ACL rupture in a freak training ground incident meant Slattery was going to be out of action for a year. And with his contract expiring in just six months time and with him just short of 100 games for the club he now calls home, his life was thrown into disarray.

In this two-part special, Slattery sits down to speak just days after the injury occurred to discuss the difficult year that was ahead of him and the uncertainty that accompanied it.

In the second segment, Slattery speaks from the same spot he did 13 months prior; only this time, he had come back to full fitness, signed a new contract and was close to being back to the level of player he was before this horrible knee injury.

It had been the hardest period of his life, but Slattery had rolled with the punches, and now the sky is the limit.

Dan Casey is your G4 Claims player of the month for February. 

The Irish centre-back was pivotal in the 2-1 win over Dundee in Michael Wimmer’s first game at Fir Park, netting a brace to get the win.

Congratulations, Dan.