Alfred Johansson discusses why he wanted to bring Dylan Levitt to the club after the former Dundee United and Hibernian man signed a two-year deal on Tuesday morning.  The manager lays out transfer plans ahead of the window closing, and explains the threat Dundee United pose tomorrow night.

Dylan Williams explains the importance of former Motherwell player Elliot Watt when it came to deciding his next move, with the defender discussing what he hopes to achieve during his time in ML1. Williams speaks about his time at Chelsea and why it was a learning curve.

It was all drama in Paisley on Sunday afternoon as Motherwell travelled to St Mirren. Some would think there could have been a European hangover due to the Steelmen's UEFA Conference League exit on Thursday, but those claims were dashed inside two minutes when Tawanda Maswanhise scored his first league goal of the season.  The fast start continued. Maswanhise would miss a penalty kick before Regan Charles-Cook doubled Motherwell's lead and put them in the driving seat. But St Mirren showed their class, scoring three goals in nine minutes to swing the game entirely.  Alex Paulsen had to keep his side in the game with a number of excellent saves. And then, Jardell Kanga came on for his debut, and the rest is history.

The manager shares his thoughts on a dramatic 3-3 draw with St Mirren.

Full match replay

It wasn't to be in the UEFA Conference League for Motherwell, and despite exiting the competition 7-2 on aggregate to SC Freiburg, Alfred Johansson and his players done the club proud over the two legs.  A moment from Emmanuel Longelo that will live long in the memory of the 1,400 fans who made the journey to Germany was just part of the story of this European journey that has seen the club go from Faroe Islands, to Finland and finally, to Germany. And now we turn our focus back to the William Hill Premiership, as we push closer to the first international break of the season.

The manager's reaction to exiting the Conference League.

A group of the players play UNO on their travels to Germany.