A new era and a new beginning. A journey that saw us all go to Fir Park, Hampden, Aberdeen and eventually, Europe. Full of highs and lows, the class of 2025/26 will be remembered and serenaded by the MFC family for years to come.

His twisting and turning helped us secure a successful end to the campaign 🇳🇿 Your May player of the month in action.

Goals with his right foot, goals with his left foot, goals with his head and even volleys, Tawanda Maswanhise has led the way in the race for the Scottish Premiership Golden Boot all season. Becoming the first Motherwell player to win the award since 2013, the Zimbabwean international even notched an international goal whilst on duty at the Africa Cup of Nations. Coming in on a trial two years ago, Maswanhise has thrived and has shown the world what he is capabable of.

Elliot Watt arrived at Motherwell following a failed loan spell at St Johnstone and the burning desire to play in a side suited to his skills. Fast forward 12 months, Watt has impressed the full of Scotland for his high-quality passing, ability to play through the lines and his impressive goalscoring capability. His statistics show he has been one of the highest performing midfielders consistently for the 2025/26 season, and being named in the PFA Team of the Season shows how highly thought of he is in his peer group.

It had been one of the best seasons for Motherwell supporters, but it wasn't finished. A strong campaign prior to April left the Steelmen on the cusp of qualifying for European football for the first time since 2022.  However, with seven games remaining, the fixtures couldn't have been any tougher. Matches against Hearts, Celtic, Rangers, Hibernian and Falkirk meant Jens Berthel Askou's side would have to take on all top-six opposition until the finish line.  Calum Ward and a very special guest sit down to take you through the closing matches of the season.

25 passes and the whole team involved. We scored 71 goals this season but this is our 2025/26 goal of the season 👏

There were six nominated, but only one could win. This is how the squad voted for their player of the year 🗳️

Callum Slattery will be moving on this summer, bringing the curtain down on a five-year stay at Fir Park. Slattery, who arrived at the club in 2021 from Southampton, went on to make 148 appearances for the club. A year out due to an ACL injury prevented Slattery from making more appearances for the club, but he came back firing on all cylinders last season following the serious injury. Scoring 19 goals in his time in the claret and amber, he produced some memorable moments, including the first goal in the late comeback draw against Livingston to secure top-six football in 2023, a last-minute free kick against Kilmarnock and scoring in his first match since returning from his knee injury at Hibernian. "It's always hard to say goodbye," Callum Slattery said. "I arrived here as a 21-year-old boy with little first-team football. Now, I'm leaving a man having made almost 150 appearances for the club, having countless memories and having a lot of appreciation for this football club. It has given me an unbelievable platform to go out and play regularly, and even when I was in my darkest days, it supported me throughout everything. "To finish with those celebrations at Easter Road was the perfect ending to my five years here. I want to thank everyone at the club for what they have done for me. The fans – where do I even start? "You have supported me through everything; you've had my back through thick and thin, and we've had some wonderful moments throughout my time here. You deserve nothing less than a good European tour next season, and I hope you all have a wonderful experience. To see the stands so busy this season has been remarkable, and I hope you can continue to support them in those large numbers next season. "This place has been my home, and it's a new challenge for me next season. But I'll always be following Motherwell Football Club and hope next season is filled with more success. Best of luck and the biggest thank you to you all." A special player who has contributed massively to Motherwell qualifying for European football twice in his time here, Slattery leaves with our very best wishes for the future, and we are grateful for his efforts for our club. Good luck, Callum.

It all came down to this. The final match of the Premiership season saw Motherwell travel to Easter Road, knowing a point or a win would guarantee European football and fourth place.  Hibernian were aiming for a win that would see them pip the Steelmen to that top four spot. 2000 Motherwell fans made their way to the capital for the final chance to watch the class of 2025/26, and the signs were encouraging. Elijah Just, Regan Charles-Cook and Elliot Watt all had chances to open the scoring, but it was Lukas Fadinger who found the opener with Motherwell deservedly in front at the interval. The second-half saw Motherwell come flying out the traps, with Tawanda Maswanhise and Ibrahim Said going close. Stephen Welsh thought he scored the second before VAR got involved to chop the goal off. Midfielder Watt then was shown a second yellow card with 20 minutes to go as Motherwell looked to get over the line. In the end, it was a comfortable and deserving victory for Jens Berthel Askou's side, who can now look forward to the European Tour commencing in July.

Post match reaction from the manager as Motherwell defeat Hibernian to claim fourth place in the Scottish Premiership.

Johnny Koutroumbis is excited about the final day showdown with Hibernian, and expects both sides will be setting up to go out for the win.  Koutroumbis gives his thoughts on VAR and how players need to deal with the big decisions.

Jens Berthel Askou has put the emotional night against Celtic behind him, and believes the team will do everything to nail down fourth position in the table.  Askou wants the perfect send off for supporters after a tremendous season for the club.