Post-match reaction from Jens Berthel Askou on the 1-1 draw with Hibernian at Easter Road. The manager discusses the performance as well as Jordan McGhee making his long-awaited debut.

Motherwell entered the hectic winter schedule brimming with confidence and energy. Taking on Falkirk, Livingston, Dundee United, Dundee, Rangers and Celtic, it could be a season-defining month for the Steelmen. Extending their unbeaten run in the league to ten matches, going seven games in the league without conceding a goal and answering the critics who questioned whether the side were able to produce a statement win, the Motherwell squad continued to thrive. By the end of 2025, the feel-good factor had never been higher at Fir Park. And with January just around the corner, the successful December will have done the team no harm.

Lukas Fadinger says confidence his high in the camp, but the positivity has only came because of the hard work everyone has put in this season so far. Fadinger has enjoyed playing in the heart of the team this season, and hope the success will continue in 2026.

Manager Jens Berthel Askou speaks ahead of his side's visit to Edinburgh for the second time this season, as they look to one better against Hibernian this time round in the capital.  Amid managerial vacancies in Scotland, Askou responds to questions about his time at Motherwell so far and how much he has enjoyed his time here.

After exerting a lot of energy to register a 2-0 win over Celtic just four days ago, 2026 started at Fir Park for Motherwell as they looked to kick on again against St Mirren.  Looking to extend their unbeaten run at Fir Park to seven games, Motherwell lined up on the front foot as they looked for an early breakthrough. Tawanda Maswanhise returned from international duty and made an instant impact, scoring his 14th goal of the season in the first-half. Motherwell's authority on the match didn't lessen in the second period, with Elliot Watt converting from the edge of the box to make it 2-0. Another clean sheet, another win: Jens Berthel Askou's side strengthened their hold on fourth place as they travel to Hibernian, who are two points behind, next weekend.

Jens Berthel Askou reacts to the 2-0 win over St Mirren, our fourth home win in a row.

Being one of the longer-serving players at the club, Callum Slattery speaks about the success the club is currently experiencing and what it means to him.  Slattery explains the importance of the pre-season for the players getting used to the new system, and how the win over Celtic is a product of that work.

Assistant manager Max Rogers provides team news ahead of Saturday's match against St Mirren, and also reflects on the huge win over Celtic last time out.  Rogers discusses the mindset within the team as they take on a new challenge this weekend.

2015 was the last time Motherwell had tasted victory over Scottish Premiership champions Celtic. When the Celts visited Fir Park in the final outing of 2025, the Steelmen would have to be firing on all cylinders if they were to end that wait.  In the end, Motherwell dominated proceedings with a performance consisting of total control. Ibrahim Said headed Motherwell infront inside 15 minutes, and from there, the hosts didn't look back. With Celtic simply unable to find any control in the match, Elliot Watt converted a second on the hour mark as his side closed in on a famous victory. Celtic never recovered, and Jens Berthel Askou's side cruised to victory, ending 2025 in style.

The manager gives his thoughts on his sides fine 2-0 win over Celtic at Fir Park.

Going to Ibrox this time around felt a little different for the Steelmen. There was expectation in the air that Motherwell could go to Govan and control proceedings.  Chances arrived early, with Lukas Fadinger and Elijah Just unable to convert. From there, Rangers began to grow into the game with goalkeeper Calum Ward doing everything he could to protect his consecutive clean sheet record. With both sides rueing missed opportunities, and both goalkeepers alert between the posts, the deadlock would not be broken until the second half. A tap in for Thelo Aasgaard gave Rangers the lead as Motherwell chased for the leveller. In a basketball game that was going from side to side, the game neared its conclusion but not before a massive penalty claim for Motherwell was waved away before the full time whistle.

Paul McGinn says despite the strong run of form, the league remains tight as ever and just a couple of poor results could change the outlook on the team.  McGinn is looking for a more clinical edge within the squad, and also discusses how the manager communicates so effectively with the team.