Stuart Kettlewell gives his reaction to his side defeating Hibernian 2-1 at Easter Road. Goals from Apostolos Stamatelopoulos and Andy Halliday sends the Steelmen into the international break having won six of their last seven games.

Manager Stuart Kettlewell remains firmly focused on the week-on-week challenges his team face. Despite the strong start to the league and cup campaigns, Kettlewell ensured nobody is getting ahead of themselves and the team will continue to keep their feet on the ground.  Kettlewell also discusses the impressive Lennon Miller, as well as his analysis of David Gray's Hibernian side.

Kofi Balmer discusses how he has remained professional and patient as he waited for his first appearance in the league. Balmer also speaks about what he might have to do to keep his place in the side.  The former Crystal Palace man talks about who has helped him to where he has got to today.

It was a jam packed match against St Mirren in the William Hill Premiership, with Motherwell looking to make it five wins out of six.  And despite a decent start in the match, it was the Paisley side who opened the scoring through Killian Phillips. That was only the start of the action. Marcus Fraser was caught holding Dan Casey in the box. With the referee awarding a spot kick, Miller dispatched with ease to level the game. The 18-year-old wasn't done there. Miller worked his way past a defender before volleying low into the bottom corner to make it 2-1 to his side. Despite claims of handball from the St Mirren players, the goal stood and the game was turned around. But the good feeling didn't last too long into the second-half. In the first attack, Casey was adjudged to have handled the ball on the line, stopping a guaranteed goal in the process. The Irishman saw red and was given his marching orders. Aston Oxborough stepped up to the plate however, tipping Mark O'Hara's penalty onto the post. With a man advantage, St Mirren couldn't capitalise quickly. They would rue that as Scott Tanser was shown his second yellow of the day for a tackle on Stephen O'Donnell. Suddenly, it was 10v10. Miller and Apostolos Stamatelopoulos had chances, but neither could convert. With a total of 16 minutes stoppage time in the match, eventually time was called and the Steelmen could celebrate another win in North Lanarkshire.

Marvin Kaleta reviews the transition from an Under 21 environment, to first-team football. The Wolves loanee made quite the impact in his last match against Dundee United, where he was delighted to give something back to the fans.  The right-back has taken plenty advice from senior pros so far, including Steve Seddon and Stephen O'Donnell.

Manager Stuart Kettlewell was ecstatic at the turnout on Friday night, and has hopes that non-regular supporters will attend the match this weekend against St Mirren.  Kettlewell provides a thorough update on our injured players, as well as discussing the recent departure of Steven Naismith.

In a game of the highest importance, Zach Robinson emptied his tank and ran himself into the ground against Dundee United in the quarter-final of the Premier Sports Cup. Not only did he score his first Motherwell goal in emphatic fashion, his trickery and close control ensured the United backline had a difficult night at the office.

With a bumper crowd packed into Fir Park, hoping for a spirited Motherwell performance, the Steelmen started their quarter-final match against Dundee United with hope and energy.  A spot at Hampden was at stake, and it took until the 45th minute for the game to see it's first goal. Zach Robinson rifled a shot into the top corner, that set the Motherwell support wild.  As the second half progressed, nerves creeped into the game. With the target getting closer and closer, former Motherwell hero Louis Moult had a say. He smashed past Aston Oxborough with just over 10 minutes remaining in the match. It was anyone's game at this stage.  But there was to be the fairytale ending for the Steelmen. Academy graduate and Motherwell fan Lennon Miller sent the keeper the wrong way in stoppage time from the spot after Moses Ebiye was fouled, which secured a return to Hampden in the cup for the first time in six years.

Stuart Kettlewell gives his reaction as his side book a place at Hampden with a 2-1 win over Dundee United.

Midfielder Andy Halliday says he has heard the stories about volunteers handing out leaflets, and informs us that the players are also aware of the extra effort that is going on in the town. Halliday feels the supporters' energy has really driven the team to success in the last outings at Fir Park, and hopes for something similar on Friday night.

Manager Stuart Kettlewell has seen first hand this week just how much the club means to the supporters. With volunteers handing out leaflets and going door-to-door to get extra people to the game on Friday, the manager says it's now his job to ensure the team put in a performance.  With the prospect of reaching Hampden for the first time in six years in the cup on the horizon, Kettlewell says everyone is excited for the match but knows Dundee United will be visiting Fir Park with a similar mindset.

With a chance to progress to Hampden in the quarter-final of the Premier Sports Cup at stake, this new generation of Motherwell players will need everything from everyone to take that next step to becoming a Motherwell legend.