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Chief Executive Brian Caldwell speaks after the appointment of the club's new Executive Board members. Caldwell discusses the recent overcrowding in the away end against Celtic, as well as Lennon Miller speculation. He touches on the recent trip to Hampden and the financial benefit that will have on the club.

When Aston Oxborough first arrived at Motherwell back in August 2022, the man who signed him, Graham Alexander, had just departed the club.  Prior to arriving, Oxborough knew that current number one and to-be club captain, Liam Kelly, was firmly the man he had to overcome if he wanted game time. Knowing the state of play, his move here was calculated and planned out. He knew he would have to bide his time, and eventually, after two seasons when Liam Kelly left for pastures new, Oxborough signed a new deal, having only made two appearances in two seasons. At the age of 26, he had very few minutes to his name, and it was a case of now or never for him in Motherwell colours. With the arrival of another keeper, Oxborough fought it out for the number one spot and has now cemented that position in the team thanks to countless good performances and has even picked up some accolades along the way. This upturn in fortune has occurred at just the right time, with the arrival of his first child, Arlo, coinciding with this good form on the pitch. Having suffered miscarriages in the past, Arlo's arrival marks the start of everything clicking into place for the English shot-stopper on and off the pitch.

Stuart Kettlewell had set his team the task of reaching 19 points by the November international break. To do this, they would have to overcome St Johnstone at Fir Park in their final match before the break.  With the Perthshire side under the new guidance of former Motherwell player Simo Valakari, the Steelmen needed a fast start. Showing energy and a clinical edge, Motherwell blew the visitors away in the first half and held a 2-0 lead going into the interval thanks to goals from Tawanda Maswanhise and Tom Sparrow. St Johnstone were aided by a VAR intervention to give a handball against Andy Halliday, which saw Nicky Clark convert to half the deficit. They thought they got the game level in stoppage time from a corner, but VAR spotted a handball in the area to rule the goal out. That meant 19 points have been achieved in 11 league outings for the Steelmen, with a trip to Ross County waiting for when they return to domestic action.

Aston Oxborough scooped his second player of the month award in October, having impressed in every match throughout the month. Taking on both Celtic and Rangers, Oxborough had to remain firm against fourth placed Dundee United at Tannadice, to help his team on the way to three points.

Manager Stuart Kettlewell is looking for his side to avoid any signs of a Hampden hangover going into this weekend's match against St Johnstone in the William Hill Premiership. The Motherwell boss discusses Lennon Miller, and him becoming the club's youngest ever captain last weekend against Rangers. Kettlewell provides a fitness update on Stephen O'Donnell and also discusses Andy Halliday's reaction to scoring against his former side last weekend.

Midfielder Tom Sparrow has enjoyed getting more minutes on the pitch recently, and is looking forward to getting back to the action this weekend against St Johnstone.  The former Stoke City player believes Lennon Miller to be a ground individual, and Sparrow says the group are raring to impress the home crowd on Saturday.

Motherwell made their first return to Hampden in six years and were tasked with taking on Rangers in the semi-final of the Premier Sports Cup.  With over 8,000 Well fans in attendance, Stuart Kettlewell's side got off to a great start. Andy Halliday somehow got onto the end of Steve Seddon's cross to send the Motherwell section of Hampden into rapture. The Rangers supporters voiced their concerns, and their team came out for the second-half in sharper fashion. Cyriel Dessers levelled the game only minutes into the second period, and Rangers continued to ply pressure onto the Motherwell net. Aston Oxborough made a number of saves, but Nedim Bajrami would find the winner just ten minutes from time to break Motherwell hearts. The 8,000 strong supporters stayed behind to show their appreciation of the team's efforts to get to this stage, and now the Steelmen will take on St Johnstone on Saturday prior to the November international break.

Stuart Kettlewell gives his thoughts on the 2-1 defeat to Rangers at Hampden. Andy Halliday gave the Steelmen the lead but goals from Cyriel Dessers and Nedim Bajrami progressed the Ibrox side to the final.

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Luke was lucky enough to be drawn out of a hat to be the mascot for Sunday at Hampden. The club bought him a new strip for the big day to ensure he looked the part. So, we got a very special deliveryman to surprise him with his new strip.

Lennon Miller says nothing will change in his approach to the game, after the manager has assigned him captain for Sunday's big showdown with Rangers. The 18-year-old remains unfazed about the responsibility and is firmly focused on the challenge of Rangers.