Motherwell's home form has been remarkable this season, having not conceded a goal since October on home turf. Kilmarnock were the visitors, as they looked to close the gap to safety.  In a hectic first half, Kilmarnock did find the back of the net first through former Motherwell man Liam Polworth, but fortunately for the home side, the midfielder was in an offside position. Elijah Just compounded the Killie disappointment, as the Kiwi fired home the opener not long after. The game in theory ended as a contest when Killie's Lowery was sent off for a second yellow, with Tawanda Maswanhise blasting home his 16th goal of the season just seconds later. From there, it was all Motherwell, and Ibrahim Said and Lukas Fadinger added a third and a fourth in the second half, as the Steelmen keep up with the pace of those above.

The manager gives his thoughts on the result against Kilmarnock

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Jens Berthel Askou discusses the latest transfer rumours surrounding his players, whilst also explaining by he has brought new striker Eythor Bjørgolfsson to the club.  Askou praises the recent home form his team have produced since October, encouraging that run to continue this weekend against Kilmarnock.

Oscar Priestman explains his reasoning behind moving to Scotland from Australia last summer. The midfielder explains what playing in Scotland has been like in comparison to his Australian football.  The 22-year-old discusses what life has been like in terms of adjusting to his new chapter.

Motherwell faced Ross County in the fourth round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup at Fir Park. Labelled as heavy favourites against the Championship side, Jens Berthel Askou rotated his starting 11 and handed starts to Academy duo Matty Connelly and Luca Ross. With Motherwell having over 70% of possession overall, it was largely one-way traffic for the duration of the game. The breakthrough arrived in the second half through Tawanda Maswanhise. That goal ensured no frustrations came to the surface for Motherwell, and although Connelly had to make a late stop to deny a County leveller, the tie and result were never really in doubt as the Steelmen go marching on in the Scottish Cup.

The manager reacts to the Fourth Round Cup clash with Ross County at Fir Park.

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