Tawanda Maswanhise has experienced a lot during his 12 months in Scotland so far. A successful trial, two contract extensions, last-minute winners and some lows along the way.  But alongside his successful and thriving Motherwell career comes the duty of representing his country. The Zimbabwean international is ready to go on his next international quest, and he shows what comes along with him on these trips around the world. The winger also opens up about his Zimbabwean heritage, growing up through the Leicester Academy system, a sensible approach to football and future targets here in North Lanarkshire.

With one game before the first international break of the season, Motherwell were still on the hunt for their first win of the Premiership season.  Jens Berthel Askou's men were still undefeated going into the match against Kilmarnock but were keen to go one step further and secure the first three points. The start was far from ideal, however, with Kilmarnock opening the scoring at Fir Park. The squad rallied, however, and just on the cusp of half time, Tawanda Maswanhise netted a leveller, the Zimbabwean's second goal in as many matches. Fir Park was re-energised at the start of the second-half, and the Steelmen went on the hunt for the second goal. And it arrived through Emmanuel Longelo, who volleyed into the bottom corner for his third league goal in four matches. The good work would come undone, however, in the closing stages, when Kilmarnock scored a second from close range with very little time remaining. In the end, there was nothing to separate the two sides on the scoreline. But on the pitch, it was Motherwell who left more disappointed, but the mood in ML1 remains positive, with a trip to Dundee up next.

Jens Berthel Askou gives his thoughts on drawing with Kilmarnock.

Full Match Replay - Motherwell v Kilmarnock

Chief Executive Brian Caldwell speaks after a positive start to proceedings in the 2025/26 season. Caldwell discusses Jens Berthel Askou's tenure as manager so far, as well as further transfer dealings the club may be involved in prior to Monday's deadline.  Caldwell also provides an update at Boardroom level, the importance of the supporters' input and hitting 4000 season ticket sales.

Manager Jens Berthel Askou refuses to get drawn into any narratives or added emotion involving the return of former manager Stuart Kettlewell on Saturday, with the boss focused on the action on the pitch alone. The manager discusses the recent praise his side have received for their performances of late, and how winning the first league of the season isn't just the sole objective.

Lukas Fadinger talks about his move from Austria this summer and also touches on the style being implemented at the club.  The Austrian is looking for the team to go one better than they did on Saturday against Hearts, as they search for their first win of the league season.

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