Seb Palmer-Houlden thinks the previous two performances have been strong and feels like things just aren't going Motherwell's way at the minute.  But the striker thinks if they keep playing the way they are, results will turning sooner rather than later.

Alfred Johansson reflects on a disappointing end to Wednesday night's match against St Johnstone, saying the reaction from the players in the dressing room was a positive one. Johansson confirms the team news ahead of Saturday's match against St Mirren, as he gets set to welcome three players potentially back into his squad.

It looked like Motherwell were going to secure their first win in seven attempts, following goals from Ibrahim Said and Tawanda Maswanhise.  With the Steelmen 2-1 up going into the final ten seconds of the match, the losing streak looked like it would be over. Then, in the cruellest of ways, it was snatched away from them.

The manager gives his post-match views.

Alfred Johansson believes his team's performance on Sunday was strong, but wants to see improvement at both ends of the pitch if they are to get results. He believes everyone at Fir Park remains fully confident going into matches, as there are clear signs of things moving in the correct direction. Johansson is excited to take on St Johnstone, a team he believes are similar to Motherwell this season.

Jordan McGhee says the mood remains high in the camp despite recent results.  McGhee made his first Motherwell start on Sunday against Hearts, his first start in 560 days. McGhee talks us through his journey through setback and injury.

It was six straight defeats following Sunday's 2-0 defeat to Hearts in the William Hill Premiership, as Braga and Miller's goals sealed a somewhat fortunate comfortable victory for the Jambos. With the poor run continuing, the performance levels remained strong but with their next match just a couple of days away, Motherwell are in need of a result more than anything.

The post-match thoughts of Alfred Johansson.

Emmanuel Longelo believes staying level headed and calm during this difficult run will stand the team in good stead going forward. The full-back explains the manager's impact and how he's helping the squad during this losing run.

Alfred Johansson says he'll draw on previous experience in Norway to help guide his squad through this bump in the road. Motherwell are looking to end a losing run of five matches against Hearts on Sunday in the William Hill Premiership, with the Motherwell boss citing a difficult run at Rosenborg as an example of what can happen when you turn things around. Johansson is looking forward to facing Hearts, and wants to see the squad as a collective improve this weekend.

Motherwell travelled to Ayrshire looking to avoid a fifth straight defeat in the William Hill Premiership, with Kilmarnock looking to move level on points with the Steelmen.  And inside one minute, it was the hosts who moved closer to their target. A goal from Greg Kiltie could have knocked the stuffing out of Motherwell, but the squad rallied and subsequently levelled through Alex Lowry 20 minutes later. Motherwell continued to create chances, and when Seb Palmer-Houlden converted to make it 2-1 early in the second-half, the visitors looked like they could end their losing streak. But Kilmarnock had other plans and scored their second and third goals thereafter, ensuring Motherwell lost five on the bounce for the first time since February 2025.

Alfred Johansson gives his views on a 3-2 defeat to Kilmarnock.