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For the last two home games of the season, the club have reduced the price but also increased the value of the Family Ticket.

For the matches against Hearts this Saturday (23rd April) and St Johnstone (7th May), the ‘Family’ ticket for all areas of the ground will be the same as the regular adult price of £23/19.

In addition, we have extended the terms to allow up to two Juveniles (15 and under) to enter under that ticket, as opposed to the standard one.

So a parent two kids can watch either game for as little as £6.33 each in the East Stand and £7.66 each in the other three stands (including away stands).

‘Well boss Mark McGhee said: “We want as many people as possible along to roar on the players for these last vital two home games.

“We’ve achieved a lot over the last few months, but I am determined to try and finish the campaign off on a positive note as we build for next season.

“Sure, European football won’t be available for us, but finishing fourth would be a major achievement and would boost the club financially. We’re in a three-way fight to get it, so if you can make it along, join us for one or both these matches and get right behind the lads.”

Extended highlights from Station Park as the Under 20s come from behind to beat Dundee 1-3 in the Development League.

Motherwell Under 20s came from behind to beat Dundee at Station Park this afternoon.

The Dee’s took the lead just after half-time but two classy finishes from David Turnbull, with a David Ferguson header sandwiched between, gave the Young Steelmen a deserved three points.

Manager Stephen Craigan made two changes to his side, with Joe Chalmers and Barry Maguire dropping out for Jack McMillan and goal scorer David Ferguson.

There was little in the first half with Dundee having by far the best chance.  Skelly latched onto a poor clearance and squared the ball nicely to John Black who poked it goalwards from six yards but much to Long’s relief he got an instinctive hand to it and somehow managed to make the save.

Dundee started the second forty-five with a bang, scoring within the first two minutes. Kyle Clark got down the right hand side and volleyed a cross in towards Long who couldn’t get enough on his parry, leaving John Black with an easy finish.

Within eight minutes, though, Motherwell were back level.

Good pressing won the ball back in the Dundee half and after Thomas fed the ball into his feet, David Turnbull steadied himself and angled a fine low finish past Gourlay.

By this point Dundee had made their available subs and with Skelly off with a knock, had to make do with the ten men.

Frustratingly for the Dens Park men, they were temporarily down to nine men when Motherwell struck again.

Ross MacLean swung in a corner straight to the unmarked Ferguson who made no mistake with his header from 6 yards.

With eleven minutes to go, Motherwell were holding onto their lead well and finished the job in the ninety-first minute.

It was a really well worked goal with Watt advancing forward and sliding in Falconer. He cooly pulled it back to Turnbull who applied a great curling finish past Gourlay.

The win sets the youngsters up nicely for next Wednesday’s Little big shot Youth Cup final with Hearts.

Motherwell U20s: Long, Watt, McMillan, Ferguson, Hall, Campbell, MacLean, Turnbull, Falconer, Thomas, R. Leitch (Hastie – 82mins)

Unused subs: Morrison, Maguire, Livingstone, Moore

This Saturday, 23^th April the Steelmen host Hearts in Matchday 34 of the Ladbrokes Premiership.

All hospitality packages include a ticket, match programme, team-sheet and half time refreshments.

You can choose from three packages:

Centenary Claret: Arrive at our Centenary Suite for 1pm. Full, four course table service with access to a pay bar till kick off and then again for an hour post-match.

Book now from only £60 for an adult and £45 for a child under 16.

Centenary Amber: Arrive at our Centenary Suite for 1pm. Full four course table service with complimentary bar and then again for an hour post-match.

Book now for £99 for an adult and £55 for a child under 16.

Millennium Ticket: Enjoy a lighter bite pre-match and at half-time with a complimentary bar for one-hour pre & post-match.

Book now for £70 for an adult and £35 for a child under 16.

Remember, Season Ticket holders can upgrade to hospitality for just £25.

01698 333333 | hospitality@motherwellfc.co.uk

Extended highlights from Excelsior Stadium as Motherwell and Ross County play out a 1-1 draw in the Development League.

Motherwell Under 20s were held to a 1-1 draw by Ross County at a snowy Excelsior Stadium this afternoon.

The young Steelmen took the lead through a James Ross Own Goal but were pegged back by a second half header from Greg Morrison and couldn’t find a winner, despite having a penalty.

Stephen Craigan made two changes to the side that defeated Hamilton Accies on Tuesday; Joe Chalmers and Dylan Falconer coming in for Jack McMillan and Dylan Mackin.

They almost made the perfect start as Dom Thomas worked his way forward and got a shot off but it curled well wide of the post.

The Steelmen were getting some joy down the left, but efforts from Chalmers and Thomas failed to punish the visitors, with the latter’s shot being well turned past the post by Foden in the County goal.

It was the 25th minute before County had a sniff of goal, firstly through Tony Dingwall, who was subsequently subbed off, then MacIver who got into a great position but tamely shot at PJ Morrison.

The deadlock was finally broken in the 28th minute.

Dom Thomas got past Miller all too easily and fired a cross/shot past Foden and with Dylan Falconer lurking for a tap-in, James Ross could only poke the ball into his own net.

County almost got back level just before half-time as Darren Moffat clipped a ball to the back post towards the onrushing Greg Morrison but the ball took an awkward bounce and he could only volley over the bar.

The second half took a while to get going, with precious little in the way of chances., but it was County who made theirs count.

McLaughlin picked the ball up from deep and whipped in a great ball over the head of Maguire. There was a perhaps a touch of fortune about Morrison’s header as it bounced into the astroturf and looped over PJ’s head and into the net.

For all McLaughlin did well for the goal, he turned villain ten minutes later when he fouled Luke Watt inside the box.

Thomas stepped up and opted to go straight down the middle but unfortunately for him Foden’s trailing legs were enough to make the stop.

‘Well had one last chance to take all three points, again through Thomas but from six yards the County defense did enough to force him to pass but it went through Turnbull’s legs and out for a goal-kick.

The point keeps Motherwell in sixth place with two matches left to play, with their next tie being against Dundee on Tuesday.

Motherwell: Morrison, Watt, Chalmers, Maguire, Hall, Campbell, MacLean (Hastie – 71mins)  , Turnbull, Falconer, Thomas. R. Leitch

Subs not used: Long, Scott, Livingstone, Moore, Ferguson, McMillan,

Motherwell FC is today delighted to confirm Assistant Manager Stephen Robinson has extended his contract by a further year.

The Northern Irishman, who will coach at the UEFA European Championships with his home nation in France this summer, had a contract that was due to expire at the end of next month, but has penned an extension until May 2017, bringing him into line with first-team boss Mark McGhee.

The 41-year old joined on at Fir Park in February of 2015 and helped turn the club around after a miserable start to the 2014/15 campaign.

Indeed, his record as Motherwell’s Assistant is impressive, with 22 wins from 51 matches (43.13%), which includes helping the club navigate the Premiership / Championship Play-off’s last May before contributing to a top-six finish this season.

[pullquote]On the park, making the top-six has been an excellent achievement and our aim now is to try and win as many matches between now and May 15th to see where it takes us[/pullquote]

Speaking after signing his new contract, the former Spurs and Bournemouth midfielder said: “I’ve really enjoyed my time at Fir Park and obviously delighted to have signed this new deal.

“There have been some challenges, but it’s a pleasure to work for the club and the people around the place have been brilliant. We changed the manager back in the autumn and that always brings some uncertainty, but I cannot speak highly enough of Mark (McGhee) and we enjoy a very good relationship.

“On the park, making the top-six has been an excellent achievement and our aim now is to try and win as many matches between now and May 15th to see where it takes us.”

‘Well boss Mark McGhee added: “Stephen is an excellent Assistant and an excellent coach.

“It became clear to me very quickly when I joined the club that we had someone of real talent and integrity, who cares passionately about winning and being successful.

“He’s very well respected in the game and I’m delighted he has agreed to extend his deal.”

Motherwell FC Disabled Supporters Association will be hosting a Race Night and Player of the Year evening this Friday.

The event, in honour of Ben Miller, will be held in the Centenary Suite at Fir Park, with a 7pm start.

Come along and have a flutter on the horses, meet the two Player of the Year winners and win some prizes.

Tam Cowan will be in attendance, as Special guest MC providing his usual hilarious brand of comedy .

Tickets are £4.

For further information contact John on 07711 992161/john@mfcdsa.com or Darren on 07722912666/darren@mfcdsa.com

Extended highlights from Fir Park as Motherwell edge out neighbours Hamilton Accies in the SPFL Development League.

Under 20s boss Stephen Craigan praised his side for their improvement after a 1-0 win over Hamilton Accies at Fir Park.

Although the Steelmen took all three points against Partick Thistle last Wednesday, they weren’t at their fluid best.

However, against a much more experienced Accies side, who currently sit second in the SPFL Development League, the hosts carved out a sack of chances, albeit only taking the one to win the game.

Craigan, who admits the whole squad has one eye on the Youth Cup Final later in the month, was pleased with his players who completed the double over their Lanarkshire neighbours.

“I was delighted with a lot of aspects of our play,” the 54-times capped former Northern Irish skipper said.

[pullquote]As a group, we spoke about our performance last week and we felt we were slightly off it, so it was important we started the game well and showed a good appetitive for it.[/pullquote]

“You know when you play Hamilton they will test you, they will put you under pressure, they’re competitive; they’re also a good team too. They’re sitting second in the table and have players progressing into the first-team.

“It obviously helps getting the early goal, but in general, I was pleased with the improvement we made from last week.

“There’s two games until the Cup Final and for us it’s about getting consistency from them, it’s about them maintaining their form and finding their peak fitness and keeping up the good habits, and today was a good starting point.”