| 8 | Kilmarnock | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 9 | Livingston | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 10 | Motherwell | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 11 | Rangers | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 12 | St Mirren | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Matty Connelly has penned a new one-year deal at club.
The 22-year-old goalkeeper spent the 2024/25 season on loan at East Kilbride, where he played 46 games in all competitions, lifting three trophies, including promotion to League Two in the process.
Rising through the ranks of our youth academy, he joined full time in 2019 and has enjoyed loan spells with Falkirk, Gretna and Stranraer during that time.
Tickets for our Premier Sports Cup match against Stenhousemuir are now on sale.
You can buy online now.
| Ticket | Price |
| Adults | £15 |
| Concession (Over 67) | £10 |
| Children (Under 16) | £5 |
Motherwell supporters will be housed in the Donald Smillie enclosure which is behind the goal.
Any disabled/ambulant disabled requests should contact Stenhousemuir directly: Antonia Love antonia.love@stenhousemuirfc.com
The Club will be running a supporters coach to the game with the Cooper Bar opening from 12pm until 1:45pm for pre-match refreshments (no food available).
You can secure your spot on the bus by clicking here.
Our friends at Tim Hortons are offering a 25% discount on food to fans travelling on the supporters bus which can be eaten in the Cooper Bar.
The coach will leave at 13.45 prompt from outside the Cooper Suite.
The Scottish Women’s Premier League (SWPL) is pleased to announce the appointment of Grant Jarvie, Motherwell FC Director, to the SWPL Board. Grant joins the Board as a SWPL Club Appointed Director following the SWPL Annual General Meeting on 10 June 2025.
In addition to being a Director at Motherwell FC, Grant is the Chair of Sport at the University of Edinburgh. Holding this position has enabled Grant to support countries, communities, governments and football associations realise and evidence the power of football, fan engagement and sport, all over the world.
He was involved in bringing into being the Scottish National Para Football Association, Scotland’s University for Sporting Excellence and the National Training Centre at Inverclyde and has recently worked with Hibernian FC, Heart of Midlothian FC, Queen’s Park FC and FC Barcelona.
“We are delighted to welcome Grant to the SWPL Board and look forward to working with him,” SWPL Managing Director Fiona McIntyre said.
“He brings significant knowledge and experience from across the sporting and academic landscape, within Scotland and further afield. This, alongside his passion for women’s football and his commitment to widening access and creating opportunity in sport, will undoubtedly be of great value to the SWPL.
“Clubs have a vital role in the SWPL governance structure, and these appointments reinforce that, ensuring Clubs continue to hold a representative majority on our Board.”
“It is a real privilege to have been elected to the Board of the Scottish Women’s Premier League,” Grant Jarvie said.
“I am grateful to Motherwell for nominating me. I look forward to serving the SWPL and stakeholders and working to further enable girls and women’s football in Scotland to continue to flourish in Scottish clubs, communities and beyond.”
Grant’s appointment to the Board comes following the departure of Chris Duffy from his role at Celtic FC at the end of the 2024/25 Season.
Bring your brand to electronic life with our new permanent LED system at Fir Park.
The opportunity to showcase your brand is available for all of our home matches in season 25/26.
The state-of-the-art system, which is UEFA-approved, will be visible on the John Hunter stand, directly across from the TV cameras.
The new LED system allows for vibrant, eye-catching content, offering flexibility for animated messaging and targeted campaigns.Secure 3 minutes of advertising at all home SPFL matches now.
Digital adverts are included in the package costs.
For further information and costs, please contact commercial@motherwellfc.co.uk.
Burton Albion skipper Elliot Watt has joined Motherwell on a two-year deal, with the club holding the option of a further year.
The 25-year-old joins the Steelmen after a six-month stint in the Scottish top-flight at St Johnstone last season.
“In Elliot we’ve found a hungry, talented and determined young man who already has plenty of experience in the senior game,” manager Jens Berthel Askou said.
“He has recently had a taste of the Scottish Premiership. He is a highly skilled passer of the ball, dictating the game in possession by always being brave and available. He covers ground well and possesses a strong positional discipline.
“I’m really pleased that he’s joining us, and he’ll add increased width, quality and competition to our squad. He’s travelled with us to the Netherlands, which will give him the best possible conditions to get included in the group and make an instant impact in our team.”
In the early stages of his football career, Watt featured in the academy ranks of Liverpool, Blackburn and Preston North End before signing a professional deal at Wolves in 2017.
Just a few months later, he made his first-team debut for Wolves in the FA Cup. This would be his only appearance for Wolves, with Watt joining Carlisle United on loan in 2020. Although his time in the North of England would be cut short due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Watt still managed to make 14 first-team appearances in his short stint with the Blues.
Upon the return of football in the summer of 2020, Watt joined Bradford City on a two-year deal, who were managed by Stuart McCall at the time.
Spending two years at Valley Parade, he racked up 96 appearances, scoring five goals before joining Salford City in 2022. His impact would be clear to see, as in his first season, he was named in the League Two team of the year. Playing 91 games in total and assisting 24 times, he moved to Burton Albion after two years.
Named captain, Watt made 30 appearances in his first six months with Burton before joining St Johnstone in January 2025. Here, he played nine games, scoring two goals during his time in Perth, one of which came against Motherwell at Fir Park in May.
“I’ve spoken with some of the players I know in the squad,” Elliot Watt said.
“They have said how impressed they have been under the new manager, and that gave me real excitement for this move. From my short time in Scotland last year, I enjoyed the league. When this opportunity came up, I didn’t think twice.
“It’s a great opportunity for me to play regularly and enjoy my football. This is a club that has a great reputation, and I’m looking forward to being a part of that. I’ve now got some hard work ahead of me during pre-season, which I will get stuck straight into.”
The 2025/26 SWPL fixtures have been revealed, as our women’s side kick-off their campaign away to last seasons runners-up Glasgow City.
The first home game is matchday two with Montrose being the opponents at K-Park.
September sees the first Lanarkshire Derby, as Accies visit K-Park on Sunday 7th.
There will be a winter break from 22 December to 11 January.
Click here to see the full list of fixtures.
Paul Brownlie’s side secured a top-six place last season and will be looking to repeat the feat in the revamped SWPL 1.
The division has been reduced to ten teams, with the league splitting into top-six and bottom four after 18 fixtures:
Ticket pricing for our four group-stage matches in the Premier Sports Cup have now been confirmed.
Pricing for all four matches will be:
| Ticket | Price |
| Adults | £15 |
| Concession (13-17, 18-21, Students and Over 65s) | £10 |
| Children (12 and Under) | £5 |
You can buy tickets for matches taking place at Fir Park by clicking here.
We expect tickets for the matches against Clyde and Stenhousemuir to be available shortly.
We are now in a position to confirm all the relevant ticket information for our upcoming friendly match against Hertha BSC on Friday 25 July.
Kick off is 7pm at Fir Park.
Tickets are on sale now and you buy online by clicking here.
| Ticket | Season Ticket Holder Price | Non Season Ticket Holder Price |
| Adults | £12 | £15 |
| Concession (13-17, 18-21, Students and Over 65s) | £8 | £10 |
| Children (12 and Under) | £3 | £5 |
Hospitality options are also available.
| Centenary Suite Ticket | Season Ticket Holder Price | Non Season Ticket Holder Price |
| Adults | £46 | £49 |
| 12 and Under | £22 | £25 |
| Cooper Box Ticket | Season Ticket Holder Price | Non Season Ticket Holder Price |
| Adults | £45 | £48 |
| 12 and Under | £22 | £25 |
Dress code for all areas is smart. No jeans, trainers or colours permitted.
To book, please phone hospitality on 01698 338003 or email: hospitality@motherwellfc.co.uk
Max Rogers has been appointed as the assistant manager of the club.
Rogers will start his work immediately as Jens Berthel Askou’s number two.
“I am very happy to join Motherwell as assistant manager,” Max Rogers said.
“In my discussions with the manager, I was really impressed with his vision for the team along with the winning mentality that he wants to create at the club and in the squad.
“I believe my skills and experience align well with and complement the current coaching staff.
“I am eager to get to work with the players to prepare them for the season ahead – and to help create a team that the fans enjoy watching and are proud to support.”
The 34-year-old’s coaching career started here in Scotland with St Mirren, where he served as a youth coach for over two years.
He then moved to America, working with Saint Louis in the United Soccer League in his first assistant manager role.
Rogers returned to the UK in 2021 to work with Shrewsbury as the Under 18s coach before he returned to the USA with Indy Eleven and Miami FC.
In 2023, he once again returned to England with Wigan, working under Shaun Maloney. Working as a first-team coach for 18 months, he moved up to the position of assistant manager last summer after a successful spell since joining.
“I’m very excited about Max joining us,” Jens Berthel Askou added.
“It has been some intense days with many interviews with different candidates. Several very strong candidates have been involved in the process, and the interest in the assistant manager job has been high.
“In Max, I’m convinced we’ve found the perfect man to help drive and accelerate the development of Motherwell Football Club.
“Max fits the profile we have been looking for perfectly. He is extremely passionate, detailed and hard-working, and has an innovative approach to his work. At a young age, he has gained a lot of valuable experience through different coaching roles and environments with very talented and modern-thinking people. And on top of that, he has a solid, positive and likeable personality that will inspire and motivate his surroundings.
“We have gathered positive and strong references on Max, and the interviews and talks have confirmed our initial feeling.”
We have once again created a fan survey ahead of the new season.
We’re continually looking at ways we can improve the fan experience in all aspects.
That’s why we have created a short survey, ranging from club events to your view on club morals. We value your feedback and opinion and want to hear them.
The survey answers from everyone who takes part will be used to help inform future plans around fan engagement and also satisfy Scottish Football Authorities requirements on demographic data.
Please answer all the questions as honestly as possible, and we will collate and look to take this feedback on board going forward. Your feedback and opinions are valued and appreciated.
The 2025 Fan Survey can be found online here.
