Motherwell faced Ross County in the fourth round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup at Fir Park. Labelled as heavy favourites against the Championship side, Jens Berthel Askou rotated his starting 11 and handed starts to Academy duo Matty Connelly and Luca Ross. With Motherwell having over 70% of possession overall, it was largely one-way traffic for the duration of the game. The breakthrough arrived in the second half through Tawanda Maswanhise. That goal ensured no frustrations came to the surface for Motherwell, and although Connelly had to make a late stop to deny a County leveller, the tie and result were never really in doubt as the Steelmen go marching on in the Scottish Cup.

The manager reacts to the Fourth Round Cup clash with Ross County at Fir Park.

Jordan McGhee discusses his long awaited debut and the journey he's been on the last 12 months since he signed his pre-contract with the club.  The defender explains what he thinks will bring to the team now he's back fit.

The manager Ross County breaks down Saturday's opposition and what he expects from the match. Jens Berthel Askou also updates us on the situation regarding Stephen Welsh after the defender was recalled to Celtic.  Askou also reveals that Stephen O'Donnell has penned a new deal with the club.

It was time for the away day of 2026, as the Steelmen headed to a sold-out Easter Road stadium to face Hibernian.  Labelled as the biggest game of the weekend, it was 5th versus 4th, with the Steelmen backed by almost 1500 travelling fans. With injuries impacting some of Jens Berthel Askou's options, Motherwell had the better of the first-half chances but were unable to find the opener. Calum Ward was called into action too as he looked to keep his clean sheet. But the opener did come shortly after the half time interval when Tawanda Maswanhise slotted past the keeper to net his 14th goal of the season. They weren't ahead for long, as the Hibees fought back and levelled the game through Kieron Bowie. The action wasn't done yet, and had it not been for Sallinger's reflex saves, Motherwell could have come away with all three points instead of just one from the capital. A good point nonetheless, as the Steelmen keep up the pace with those above.

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.