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  • First team

    Next up: St Johnstone

  • First team

    Tickets on sale for Morton cup clash

  • First team

    Celtic 1-0 Motherwell

  • First team

    Manager reacts to loss at Celtic

  • First team

    Manager previews Celtic

  • Club

    The Motherwell Football Collectables Book on sale now

  • Club

    Book now for Boxing Day hospitality

  • First team

    Graham Alexander named manager of the month

  • First team

    Dean Cornelius // From the Well Bois to the first team

  • First team

    Scottish Cup fourth round opponents confirmed

  • First team

    Next up: St Johnstone

    Next up: St Johnstone

    St Johnstone are the visitors to Fir Park in the cinch Premiership on Saturday.

    Kick-off at Fir Park is at 3pm.

    Ticket information

    Tickets must be purchased in advance. Cash gates will not be in operation.

    The easiest way to buy is online from our ticket site. You can choose to print your ticket at home, or use a digital ticket with a QR code.

    You can also call 01698 333333 or visit the ticket office at Fir Park. The ticket office is open 9am to 5pm Monday to Thursday, 9-4 Friday and from 11am until kick-off on Saturday.

    Our capacity will be limited to under 10,000 for this match. Vaccine certification is not required.

    Away fans

    St Johnstone fans can buy tickets direct from us by following this link.

    A ticket booth will be in operation at the Tommy McLean Stand for away supporters on the day of the game from 1.45pm.

    Watch live

    Fans of both clubs can buy a live stream of the game from ppv.motherwellfc.co.uk for £12.

    The game is available to purchase in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.

    Please note that due to UEFA restrictions, this game is not purchasable if you are in England.

    If you’re a Motherwell season ticket holder who cannot make the match, you can still watch a live stream for free at live.motherwellfc.co.uk.

    International viewers can watch through our subscription service at live.motherwellfc.co.uk. Packages start at as little as £12.50 per month to watch all 38 cinch Premiership fixtures.

    Tale of the tape

    Tony Watt’s equaliser 10 minutes from time rescued a point in a 1-1 draw in the opening fixture at McDiarmid Park.

    Last time at Fir Park, the Saints ran out 3-0 winners in February.

    Form guide

    Motherwell’s narrow defeat at Celtic made it two losses in five matches, with two wins and a draw also in the mix.

    At home, the Steelmen have won their last two and kept two clean sheets, beating Hearts and Dundee United.

    St Johnstone take on Rangers on Wednesday night looking to end a run of four consecutive defeats before heading to Fir Park.

  • First team

    Tickets on sale for Morton cup clash

    Tickets on sale for Morton cup clash

    Greenock Morton come to Fir Park in the fourth round of the 2021/22 Scottish Cup on Saturday 22 January.

    Tickets are on sale now from our ticket website or from the ticket office at Fir Park.

    Prices for tickets are:

    • Adult: £15
    • Over 60s, full-time students and 16-18 year-olds: £10
    • Under 15s: £5
    Season ticket holders

    If you are a season ticket holder, you can purchase your own seat(s) for the match.

    To get yours, just log in to your account at tickets.motherwellfc.co.uk. Once logged in, your reserved ticket(s) will be in your account menu and will be uploaded to your card. You will not be required to collect a physical ticket.

    For help, call 01698 333333 or email tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk.

    Away fans

    Morton fans can buy from us direct by using this link. Away fans are housed in our Tommy McLean Stand, marked as the South Stand on our ticket website.

    Important information

    Please note there will no cash turnstiles on the day of the game. The ticket office will be open for sales to home fans, with an away ticket booth in operation at the Tommy McLean Stand for Morton supporters.

    Watch live online

    If you can’t make Motherwell v Greenock Morton in person on Saturday, there’s still a way to watch.

    A pay-per-view online stream of the game is now available for all fans to buy for £12.

    To get your pass, head to ppv.motherwellfc.co.uk.

    Covid-19 information

    Covid-19 certification checks will now be in place at all matches.

    At Fir Park, we require that you are either:

    • fully vaccinated, which will include a booster vaccine for those who had a second dose more than four months ago; or
    • able to provide proof of a negative lateral flow test.

    We also advise that all fans take a lateral flow test before travelling to the match, regardless of their vaccination status.

    Hospitality

    Combine the full experience of the match along with exceptional and great value hospitality at Fir Park with a fantastic offer for the game.

    Join us in our Centenary Suite for a two-course meal with half-time refreshments, with pay bar facility. The package includes main stand seating.

    Adult price is £40 per person, with kids under 12 going for £15.

    Dress code for all areas is smart (no jeans, trainers or colours).

    To book, please phone our hospitality team on 01698 338003 or book online.

  • First team

    Celtic 1-0 Motherwell

    Celtic 1-0 Motherwell

    Motherwell lost 1-0 at Celtic in the cinch Premiership but arguably should have left with at least a point.

    Tom Rogic’s goal late in the first half was the difference in a game where Motherwell will feel aggrieved they left empty handed after a host of chances went begging.

    Jake Carroll replaced the injured Ricki Lamie at centre back, with Barry Maguire restored to the team in place of Dean Cornelius in two changes.

    The first chance fell to Celtic and it should have seen the hosts ahead.

    Working their way through the heart with quick passes, a clip through the bodies found Forrest in behind in the box.

    He was one-on-one with Kelly six yards out with the goal gaping, but somehow conspired to put the ball past the right post.

    The winger was forced off injured soon after and a Motherwell onslaught then followed.

    Watt’s cross from the left saw Slattery head wide from 12 yards, before the midfielder had a great chance from distance.

    Working space 25 yards out, he cut onto his left and fired in a curling shot which clipped the top of Hart’s crossbar with the goalkeeper beaten.

    Goss’ shot from 15 yards then took a big deflection and then resulted in a brilliant save from the former England goalkeeper, who then spread himself to deny the goalkeeper a tap-in on the rebound.

    Kelly was then called into action to pull off an outstanding save to turn over a Turnbull shot, but the Steelmen should have been the team going in ahead at the interval.

    Instead it would be the hosts.

    A soft free-kick on the left side of the area looked like it would be whipped in by Turnbull. But instead, Rogic peeled off and a simple pass along the 18-yard line allowed him to whip the ball in to the net through the crowd of bodies.

    Rogic would come close to adding a second within 60 seconds of the restart, only for McGinley to deny him with a great lunging tackle as he went to pull the trigger.

    Both sides would have a succession of half chances as Motherwell continued to match the Glasgow side. For the visitors, Shields saw a header go wide and then was denied at the near post after a great Starfelt block stopped him turning the ball in at the near post.

    In the end, Motherwell would contain their opponents but fail to find the cutting edge to take what would have been a deserved result back home.

  • First team

    Manager reacts to loss at Celtic

    “We don’t want to be plucky losers. We are disappointed we didn’t get something here.”

  • First team

    Manager previews Celtic

    Graham Alexander talks about winning the Premiership manager of the month, and looks ahead to the weekend’s trip to Glasgow.

  • Club

    The Motherwell Football Collectables Book on sale now

    The Motherwell Football Collectables Book on sale now

    Volume one of the Motherwell Football Collectables book is available to buy now.

    A must-have for all ‘Well fans, you can buy yours today from our club shop.

    The book tells an excellent potted history of the club through the prism of collectable items. Given the many varied and proud moments to remember, that’s no mean feat, but this chunky compendium achieves it brilliantly.

    You’ll take a journey through time as you read through the pages, from the club’s formation to the present day, thanks to the exhaustive work of author Matthew Johnstone.

  • Club

    Book now for Boxing Day hospitality

    Book now for Boxing Day hospitality

    After all the excitement of Christmas, why not put your feet up on Boxing Day and enjoy a delicious meal in our Centenary Suite and watch the game in style.

    Season book holders can purchase hospitality for as little as £36 per person for our match with Livingston.

    Our Boxing Day package includes:

    • Three-course meal served to your table
    • Half-time refreshments
    • Access to pay bar
    • Your own designated seat within the Centenary Club section of the Phil O’Donnell stand
    • Matchday programme and teamsheet
    • First team player interviews (subject to availability)

    To book, contact the hospitality team on 01698 338003 or buy online from our dedicated site.

  • First team

    Graham Alexander named manager of the month

    Graham Alexander named manager of the month

    Graham Alexander is the Glen’s Vodka Premiership Manager of the Month for November.

    The Motherwell boss picks up the award for the second time this campaign, and the third time in his 11-month tenure at Fir Park, after three wins from four.

    Victories over Aberdeen, Dundee United and Hearts, backed up by three clean sheets, added another valuable nine points to our tally and kept the team near the top end of the Premiership table.

    “I’m delighted once again to be accepting this award on behalf of everyone who has worked so hard to contribute to our results,” said the Motherwell boss.

    “It is the efforts of everyone that helped us win the three matches and win this award for the second time this season.”

    Alexander was also the recipient of the September award, having also been recognised in April.

    He now pulls level with Terry Butcher and Stuart McCall in winning the prize three times, with only Mark McGhee ahead on four.

  • First team

    Dean Cornelius // From the Well Bois to the first team

    Dean Cornelius is living the dream of graduating from the stands at Fir Park to taking his place in the first team.

    The Motherwell fan made his first Premiership start against Hibernian at the weekend, slotting in with ease to the midfield.

    We speak to him about his boyhood growing up supporting the Steelmen, and his journey to becoming a member of the squad.

  • First team

    Scottish Cup fourth round opponents confirmed

    Scottish Cup fourth round opponents confirmed

    We will face Greenock Morton in the fourth round of the 2021/22 Scottish Cup.

    Fir Park will be the venue for the match, which will take place on the weekend of 22 January 2022.

    Morton came through a replay against Inverness CT after penalty kicks on Tuesday night to set up the fixture.

    Ticket information, as well as confirmation on the date and kick-off time, will be made available shortly.