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Tickets for our UEFA Europa Conference League second round qualifying first leg match against either Bala Town or Sligo Rovers have gone on sale.

You can buy online now by clicking here.

The match is due to take place at Fir Park on Thursday 21 July, kick off is 7.45pm.

Confirmation of the opponent will come on Thursday 14 July, when the two teams complete their first round qualifying tie.

Prices for the match have been set as:

Please note that anyone who buys their season ticket on or after 1 July 2022 can still take advantage of the reduced Euro ticket discount, but must wait approximately 24 hours for the price reduction to be applied to the online ticketing system.

• Concessions are listed as 65 and over and full time students with a valid matriculation card.
• Young adults are 12 to 17 year olds
• Juniors are 11 and under.

The club will shortly issue a request for any 2022/23 season card holders who wish to attend the second leg match, either in Wales or in Ireland, to register their interest. If in the event that more fans register for a ticket than allocation available, the club will run a ballot of applicants to determine who is given a ticket.

Please note, dates of games are still subject to change pending results of other first round qualifying matches.

Jordan McLintock has left Motherwell, with her contract being mutually terminated. 

The forward joined the club in 2020 and made 12 appearances last season after fully recovering from injury in January.

The club would like to thank Jordan for her efforts and wish her well for the future.

Academy midfielder Bailey Rice has rejected an offer of a professional contract and has joined Rangers for an undisclosed fee.

The youngster was part of an exciting, and much-coveted, 2006 squad which has enjoyed notable success during their progression through the Club Academy Scotland age groups.

Although a number of the players had significant interest from big clubs on both sides of the border, we were able to promote nine of the ten proposed graduates to full-time this summer.

“Although it’s disappointing to lose Bailey at this stage of his development, we respect his decision,” academy director Steven Hammell said.

“On the flip side though, we are absolutely delighted that so many of the group we had earmarked for graduation into our professional set-up have placed their trust in us and the pathway we think we can provide to first-team football.

“We have already seen so many of them train and integrate with the first-team squad in the first week of pre-season and that’s something that should not only give them all encouragement, but additional hunger and desire to kick on.”

Everyone at Motherwell FC would like to thank Bailey for his effort and commitment during his time with the Academy and wish him every success in his future career.

Motherwell will start their 2022/23 SWPL1 campaign with a trip to newly promoted Dundee United. 

The opening day of the season will be Sunday 7 August.

Our first home game will be against Glasgow City on 14 August.

All 2022/23 fixtures are subject to change.

The women of steel’s final pre-split game will be a trip to Aberdeen on 12 March.

Split fixtures will start on 26 April.

The SWPL1 campaign will run until Sunday 21 May, with the relegation playoff match due to take place on Sunday 4 June.

Introducing our away kit for the 2022/23 season.

The white top with a claret and amber stripe coming through our badge, will be worn as an alternate to our home colours this campaign.

You can buy your away strip now.

Our white shorts also have claret and amber detail horizontally on the side which match up with a small touch of claret and amber on our white shorts.

In the finer detail, we have claret cuffs with ‘Steelmen’ embedded on the back of the neck, like our home top.

On the collar, we have small claret and amber lines going around the neckline.

Manufactured again by Macron, the shirt also features our main sponsor Paycare and fellow partners G4 Claims, as well as our ongoing partnership with North Lanarkshire Suicide Prevention. TCL will be appear as our main shorts sponsor.

Ahead of our 2022/23 campaign, Motherwell have lined up four pre-season fixtures. 

The first test will be an away match against newly promoted Dundee United on Sunday 3 July at the GA Arena.

We will then have a double header at home, starting off with St Johnstone at Ravenscraig on Sunday 10 July before taking on Glasgow Women on Wednesday 13 July, with the venue still to be confirmed.

The women of steel will then round of their pre-season campaign with an away game against SWPL2 side Kilmarnock on 31 July, with the venue still to be confirmed.

Further games are likely to be arranged for 17 and 24 July, with details available shortly.

We will face Partick Thistle in a friendly match at Firhill Stadium on Saturday 16 July.

Kick-off is 3pm.

Ticket information will be released in due course.

Ten academy graduates have signed professional deals with the club.

In the backline, defenders Robbie Garcia, Arran Bone, Brannan McDermott and Wishaw boy Max Ross are joined with 15-year-old Josh Bogan between the posts.

In midfield, Dylan Wells and Lennon Miller put pen to paper on their first professional deals.

Pacy wingers Luca Ross and Shay Nevans turn professional this summer alongside striker Mark Ferrie.

“This is a group we are excited about,” Motherwell’s academy director Steven Hammell said.

“We’ve had a lot of interest from clubs for several of these players and we have put a lot of hard work into keeping them here.

“It’s important that they understand the pathway to the first team here at Motherwell and the hard work they have to put in to reach it.

“In the short time the players have been back this season, some of the boys have already had a taste of working and training with the first team.

“We are all looking forward to seeing the progression of the boys over the course of this season and beyond.”

Goalkeeper Emily Mutch is our third summer signing. 

The goalkeeper joins after two seasons at Hibernian where she helped her side finish in the top four in both seasons.

“Emily is a massive signing for the club,” head coach Paul Brownlie added.

“I’ve been very aware of her qualities for several years and we wanted to strengthen the goalkeeping department during this transfer window.

“I’m delighted to get Emily on board and seeing what she can bring to the club for the coming season.”

The former Hearts, Celtic and Hibernian shot stopper will look to become first choice goalkeeper in her time at the club.

“I’m excited to be joining Motherwell and having met with Paul and Leanne, I believe this is the best place for me to develop to the next level,” Emily Mutch added.

“I’ve worked with Paul at the national performance academy so I’m really looking forward to working with him again and working with a coach who believes in me.”

Former Manchester City and Cardiff City player Andy Dibble is our new head of goalkeeping. 

The 57-year-old Welshman joins as part of Graham Alexander’s backroom staff after leaving Cardiff City in May, where he spent five seasons as goalkeeping coach.

Dibble has three caps for his country and enjoyed a successful 24-year playing career before transitioning into coaching.

“It is exciting to join up with Graham and the rest of the coaching staff,” Dibble said.

“I am looking forward to the season ahead and getting to know everyone.”

The former Rangers goalkeeper was the goalkeeping coach at Cardiff City when they got promoted to the Premier League in 2017.

“I’m delighted to welcome Andy to the club as head of goalkeeping,” manager Graham Alexander added.

“He has vast knowledge as a coach & his top level experience from his playing days will certainly help our keepers. Having experienced the Scottish game before, I know how excited he is to join us and help us keep progressing.”