Everyone has an opinion of Alex Lowry. Known for bursting onto the scene at Rangers and labelled a star of the future, his performances on the pitch after making his debut had all Scottish football fanatics excited.  But off the pitch, the narrative of the young Scottish prodigy was not a positive one. 'Bad attitude', 'lazy' and 'poor application' are just some of the labels that followed Lowry around. False labels. And when he went through personal tragedy, there was no room for sympathy in the public eye with his performances and future written off by many. But really, he was just a young, talented football player who rose through the ranks at Rangers and learned his craft in the local park outside his family home. Having gone down to England to play with Wycombe, a move which he admits hasn't gone the way he thought it would, the chance to return home and re-ignite his career was too good to turn down. Now with a number of games under his belt and high admiration of the Motherwell fans behind him, his confidence is showing his performances with the narrative shifting on the 23-year-old.

It was Motherwell's third straight defeat in the Premiership, as the Steelmen struggled to create enough at the top end of the pitch despite large spells of possession.  A two-week international break now provides time to recover, reset and work on the training pitch before the Champions come to town.

Alfred Johansson reacts to a 2-1 defeat to Dundee at Dens Park.

Full Match Replay - Dundee v Motherwell

Lukas Fadinger is aiming for a stronger performance tomorrow against Dundee, as he says the last two games have maybe fell short of their expectations. Fadinger breaks down Tuesday night's game and what went wrong against Aberdeen.

Alfred Johansson is looking forward to Saturday's match against Dundee. With everyone moving on from the disappointment of Tuesday, the Motherwell manager believes in the long-term strategy at the club and insists nobody is getting too down about the defeat.  Johansson expects a positive reaction from his players as they travel to Dens Park.

It was a night of severe punishment and a night to forget for Motherwell, with Aberdeen visiting North Lanarkshire and leaving with not only three points, but four goals to their name.  A quick turnaround to another game is the ideal scenario, and that's what lies ahead now ahead of the first international break of the season.

The manager reacts to a heavy defeat to Aberdeen at home.