Latest News

As another enthralling cinch SPFL season nears its exciting conclusion, here is your chance to make sure you are there for the big kick-off next season.

cinch, the title partner of the SPFL, is giving away a pair of tickets to every home league match for the entire 2023/24 season. This is your chance to cheer on your team in the league every time they play at home. For your chance to enter click here.

To mark the end of another exciting year, SPFL supporters can also get £250 cashback when you buy your next car on cinch, so everyone’s a winner. Use code SPFL250 at checkout.

T&Cs apply.

Click here to browse the largest range of cars to buy entirely online.

Short Terms and Conditions: GB residents, 18+. Draw 2 – Starts 10:00 13/01/23. Ends 23:59 04/06/23.

Prizes: 1x pair of tickets to every Season 2023/24 home league match for the entrants chosen team. To enter submit name, email, mobile and club choice. Max 1 entry per draw, 1 prize per person, per draw. Full T&Cs available.

£250 cashback offer T&Cs: Promotions Terms & Conditions – cinch

Kevin van Veen has been capturing the headlines for all the right reasons recently, scoring in the last nine consecutive games and taking his season tally to 27 goals, the Dutchman is only focused on ending the season strongly at Motherwell. 

He has been impressed by Stuart Kettlewell and Stephen Frail’s impact since they joined the club and was full of praise for the duo.

With only two matches remaining in the season, manager Stuart Kettlewell was pleased to see his team reward the amazing support the team received on Saturday against Ross County. 

Now looking ahead to the cinch Premiership match against Livingston, Kettlewell is expecting another stiff test.

With Livingston picking up their first win in four, Kettlewell knows that despite claims in the media, The Lions are very much still alive and kicking and are not on ‘holiday mode.’

Addressing questions on Louis Moult’s rumoured return in the papers, the manager also gives us a squad update on Harry Paton, Dan Casey and James Furlong, who all went off injured in their last match.

With the feel-good factor brimming at Fir Park, fans turned out in their numbers for the family fun that was taking place pre match. 

With the players and staff taking pictures and saying hello, the focus turned to the cinch Premiership match against Ross County.

The Highland side travelled to ML1, fighting for their lives to remain in the top flight.

Motherwell had the better of the chances in the first half but failed to get the breakthrough.

The second-half started as it would go on, with controversy from the off. Alex Samuel and Connor Randall looked to be brought down in the Motherwell penalty area, with Euan Anderson showing no hesitation to point from the spot.

However after four minutes of VAR assessing the incident, Anderson was ordered to go to the monitor where he would revert his decision.

Chances came and went for the ‘Well and it looked as though the game would finish goalless. However, in the 97th minute, after another VAR check, Motherwell would be awarded a penalty for a handball against Keith Watson which presented Kevin van Veen the opportunity to break the Motherwell post-war record for goals in consecutive games.

With the pressure heaped on the number nine, he made no mistake as Motherwell stay in 7th spot in the table.

Our last game of the 2022/23 season against Dundee United will be shown live via our pay-per-view streaming service for £10.

Kick off is 3pm on Sunday 28 May at Fir Park.

You are able to watch the match online.

Motherwell brought their 2022/23 campaign to a close after coasting past Aberdeen, concluding a successful season with a 3-0 victory at K-Park.

Carla Boyce recorded her seventh post-split goal to open the scoring before Kaela McDonald-Nguah netted on her return to action with an exceptional acrobatic finish.

Lori Gardner rounded off the afternoon and the season in style, converting an excellent team-move.

Manager, Paul Brownlie made two changes from the side that were narrowly defeated 2-3 by Spartans last weekend.

Katie Rice missed out through injury with Kayla Jardine returning to the starting XI whilst Emily Mutch returned to take her place in goal.

The hosts came close to breaking the deadlock after only 10-minutes.

Jardine’s free-kick from the edge of the penalty area curled accurately over the wall, forcing the Aberdeen stopper into an early save.

Captain, Gill Inglis came to the rescue minutes later, as her perfectly-timed slide tackle intercepted Bailey Hutchinson’s low-delivery before it could reach Francesca Ogilvie in the penalty area.

Motherwell thought they had opened the scoring moments later, as Chelsie Watson powered home Jardine’s floated delivery, but the linesman adjudged that the defender had strayed offside, leaving both sides level at the break.

The hosts flooded the Dons penalty area in search of an opener, and their efforts were soon rewarded.

Aberdeen failed to clear their lines with Boyce picking up the ball at the edge of the box, and the striker continued her recent goalscoring form, picking out the top-left corner after connecting perfectly on the half-volley.

Motherwell soon doubled their advantage, with McDonald-Nguah striking on her return from a recent injury spell on the side-lines.

Gardner’s dangerous corner kick caused the visiting defence problems, and lurking at the back post, McDonald-Nguah prodded home with an overhead-kick.

The women of steel sealed the 2022/23 campaign in style with a well-worked team goal.

A clever interchange of play allowed McDonald-Nguah the time to pick out Tiree Burchill, who’s clever first-touch fell kindly to Gardner, who buried her effort into the bottom-right corner.

Today’s result secures a fifth straight victory over Aberdeen, and rounds off a season of highs and lows, but so many signs of progression for Paul Brownlie’s side.

The final away game of the season is on Wednesday 24 May at Tony Macaroni Arena.

Kick-off is 7.45pm.

Tickets

Supporters are able to buy tickets online here.

Ticket Prices

How to follow game online

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.

The Story of the Match

Motherwell can secure seventh place with three points. A win would send the Steelmen onto 49 points, four points above Wednesday’s opponents.

The hosts will be eyeing up seventh place themselves though. A Livi win would send them to the top of the bottom six group.

Stuart Kettlewell’s side have the best form in the league over the last six games, going into the game on the back of three wins and three clean sheets.

Livi’s form varies depending on how you look at it. On one hand they have only scored in two games in their last seven, losing five games in the process but at home they are unbeaten in their last four.

Match Officials

• • Referee: Chris Graham
  • AR1: Jonathan Bell
  • AR2: David Dunne
  • Fourth Official: Dan McFarlane
  • VAR: Matthew MacDermid
  • AVAR: Andrew McWilliam

Max Johnston has won the 2022/23 SFWA young player of the year award. 

Up against Lyall Cameron of Dundee, Charlie Reilly of Albion Rovers and St Johnstone’s Adam Montgomery, Johnston has prevailed after scoring twice and assisting three times in 15 appearances for Motherwell this season.

The 19-year-old becomes only the third player in Motherwell FC history to win the award, with David Turnbull and James McFadden coming out on top in 2019 and 2002 respectively.

He will be presented with his award on Sunday 28 May.