Full match replay as the league leaders visit Fir Park

Jens Berthel Askou has encouraged supporters to get down to Fir Park on Saturday, to help his players face off against Hearts who have a sold-out away crowd behind them. The Motherwell manager discusses the culture he has implemented at the club, his thoughts on how quickly he has changed the style of play and how his players look to avenge the previous meeting between the sides.

Tawanda Maswanhise is in red hot form in the Scottish Premiership and he is now setting his sights on continuing that run against league leaders Hearts.  Maswanhise discusses the manager's approach during the week, and how he has shifted mindset and style of play at the club.

Motherwell were at their very best when Hibernian came to Fir Park. The Steelmen were aiming to make it 13 points from a possible 15 and move to joint third in the process. That's exactly what they achieved.  Tawanda Maswanhise broke the deadlock from the penalty spot, moving the Zimbabwean to the top of the goalscoring charts in the Scottish Premiership. Elijah Just then doubled the advantage shortly afterwards, before Grant Hanley headed for an early shower before the first-half was out. Free-flowing football was in no short supply, as Motherwell racked up 70% possession over the course of the night, completing nearly 800 passes also. With the Motherwell fans fully entertained and engrossed, the Steelmen powered to the finish line, setting up an almighty clash with league leaders Hearts this weekend.

Crowds are up. Optimism is high. And the vision is clear. This season we saw 300 new season ticket holders join the journey at Fir Park, as the club embarked on an exciting and fresh voyage under Jens Berthel Askou. An eye-catching and adventurous style of play has seen us reach the semi-final of the Premier Sports Cup, enter the top-six in the William Hill Premiership and enjoy spine-tingling moments together as one. This is your chance to also see our new approach in action. Half Season tickets are now available to buy. Our Half season tickets are the perfect Christmas gift for the Well fan in your life. With your half season ticket, you will guarantee your spot at Fir Park for TEN William Hill Premiership matches this season. And the good news doesn't stop there. Buying a half season ticket will save you money compared to buying a ticket for each individual match. There are savings of up to £58 to be made, the equivalent of over two match ticket prices. Our juvenile half Season tickets are available for just £30 – which is just £3 per match to back the Steelmen! If two or more adult half season tickets are purchased at the same time, then a 10% discount will apply. Your half season ticket will also get you: Access to an open training session at Fir Park A whole range of discounts at various local stores and outlets Priority ticket access for away matches where restricted allocations are in place An opportunity to retain your seat for future seasons This season, there is also the opportunity for you take advantage of our Centenary Suite half-time offer. This deal includes: Access to suite pre-match Access to suite at half-time for traditional refreshments Access to suite at full-time for player post-match interviews How to buy guide Thinking this sounds like something you want to buy? Or buy as a Christmas present for someone? It's nice and easy to purchase and doing it online is the most efficient and straight-forward way to buy. You can buy online. Alternatively, call us on 01698 333333 or email tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk.

The manager gives his views as the Steelmen jump up to third with a comfortable 2-0 win over Hibernian at Fir Park. Tawanda Maswanhise netted his twelfth goal of the season from the spot and Elijah Just doubled the home side's lead in the first half.

Hibs are the visitors to Fir Park in this William Hill Premiership match

Motherwell travelled to Rugby Park, a venue they hadn't won at since February 2021. Historically a difficult place for the Steelmen to get a result, they knew the task would be a difficult one to overcome Stuart Kettlewell's Kilmarnock side.  Controlling the flow of the game from the off, Tawanda Maswanhise reached double figures for the season in the 16th minute before adding a second from yet another quick corner routine before the half time interval. Kilmarnock weren't done yet and pulled one back early in the second-half, as they looked to mount a comeback. But all hopes were extinguished when Apostolos Stamatelopoulos netted from the penalty spot to put the game beyond Killie, making it ten points from a possible 12 in the league for Motherwell.