Elijah Just believes if Motherwell finish lower than fourth in the league, then it'll be disappointing and knows a big performance is needed to get that first win over Hearts this season. Just describes how focused he's been this season and why external noise doesn't bother him.

Jens Berthel Askou says his team have a lot of pressure on their shoulders to secure European football in the coming games, and is insistent that although Hearts and Celtic are going for league titles, Motherwell are also playing for a huge prize. Askou knows the dangers that Hearts pose to his team, but believes previous matches against Derek McInnes' side show that Motherwell can get the win if they tighten up in a couple of areas.

Sunday night saw the Motherwell FC family come together to mark and celebrate the achievements of the Motherwell FC first-team, Academy and Women's team. A sold-out Dalziel Park watched Carla Boyce collect her Women's Player of the Year award in her first season back with the Women of Steel. Top goalscorer for the side, the number nine has been instrumental in Iain Robinson's side retaining their top-flight status for next season. The second award of the evening was for the Academy Player of the Year, which Zander McAllister won. In a breakthrough season, Zander has not only been operating at a top level for the youth side but has also played a part in Jens Berthel Askou's first team. Making his professional debut against St Johnstone in the Premier Sports Cup, the 18-year-old has gone to play three further games this season. Whilst also being a regular for the Scotland youth sides, McAllister has shown that he is one to keep an eye on for the future. Well done, Zander. The next award up for grabs was Young Player of the Year, with Tawanda Maswanhise, Ibrahim Said, Oscar Priestman, Tom Sparrow, Luca Ross and Matty Connelly up for nomination. Following a stunning season which has included 22 club goals, Maswanhise won the accolade. Also nominated for the PFA Player of the Season, Maswanhise has shone for club and country this season. A worthy winner, well done, Tawanda. Goal of the Season was the next voting category. Following a season of wonderful individual goals and team moves, the fans had their say and voted Emmanuel Longelo's goal against Livingston as their Goal of the Season. In a move that lasted over 60 seconds and involved 10 players making 25 passes, the stunning team goal was voted the best goal scored this season. Longelo himself hasn't been shy in front of goal this season, scoring nine times in total this campaign. The Top Goalscorer award was next to be presented, with Tawanda Maswanhise heading back on stage for the second time on the night to collect the award. His 22 goals have him top of the goalscoring charts in the Scottish Premiership this season, as he aims to collect the Golden Boot in the division this season. The coaching staff had their say next, voting for the Coaches' Player of the Year. With a full squad of players who have impressed all season, Elliot Watt picked up the accolade after an immense season in the middle of the pitch. His twists, turns, goals and pinpoint passing got the vote from the backroom team. Bouncing back from a disappointing season last year, Watt has caught the eye of many, and plenty think he should be up for international recognition soon. The penultimate award was all about the players. Every player had their say, and Elijah Just was voted Players' Player of the Year. Many were in with a chance with Lukas Fadinger, Elliot Watt, Calum Ward, Paul McGinn and Tawanda Maswanhise all nominated, but it was Just who got the nod following his maiden season in Scotland. Also nominated for PFA Player of the Year, Just's performances have earned him a lot of praise from various supporters up and down the country. And the final award of the evening also went to Just. Voted Player of the Year by the Motherwell FC supporters, he capped off a wonderful night picking up his second trophy. A big thank you to all our sponsors and those who attended. Your support is much appreciated.

There have been only two sides in the Scottish Premiership this season that Motherwell have failed to beat, one of whom was Falkirk.  Facing off for the fourth time this season, Falkirk had won both matches at Fir Park. The Steelmen knew a win would put them on the cusp of qualification for Europe, but the hosts continued to get the better of the Steelmen. It took until the second half for the deadlock to be broken, and in the closing stages, Motherwell looked to rescue a point but couldn't get the ball over the line. John McGlynn's side got the better of Motherwell once again, and with three games to go, it's all still to play for in the Premiership.

Jens Berthel Askou's post-match thoughts.

Captain Paul McGinn explains his delight at being included in the PFA Team of the Season for the first time in his career, as he looks to end the season strongly.  McGinn breaks down his thoughts on the successful season he's had and why it's clicked under Jens Berthel Askou.

Jens Berthel Askou says the players came into work with a skip in their stride following Sunday's big win at Ibrox, but says there's lots still to be decided this season and his players have an extra incentive to try and defeat Falkirk for the first time this season. Falkirk are only one of two teams the Steelmen have to taste victory against this campaign, and Askou is hungry for success tomorrow.

Elijah Just took a big risk coming to Scotland. A country that on paper wouldn't suit his style of play, Just stuck to his gut and signed the deal to join Motherwell. Now almost a year later, it's evident that risk has paid off. Nominated for the PFA Player of the Year award, alongside his teammate Tawanda Maswanhise, Just has been widely recognised as one of the best players in the country this season.  His continuous outstanding displays have seen him catch the headlines on numerous occasions and the eye of opposition supporters. A humble player who keeps his head down, Just refrains from looking too far into the future but knows his club side must qualify for European football at this stage, with his other eye on New Zealand's appearance at the World Cup in the near future.

Motherwell kicked off their post-split fixtures with a trip to Ibrox. A notoriously difficult venue to pick up any points from, although the Steelmen have recorded a win in each of their last two seasons in Govan.  Rangers fans packed out Ibrox as they looked to take a step towards securing their first Premiership title in five years, but it was Motherwell who put on the show. Lukas Fadinger and Emmanuel Longelo had the Steelmen cruising midway through the first-half and in truth, it could have been a bigger scoreline by half-time. Rangers made changes and got the game back on level terms by 70 minutes, with the home crowd seemingly convinced that their team would complete the comeback. But this Motherwell side never threw in the towel and remained composed through the storm, and when Stephen O'Donnell burst up the line in the 90th minute, he fed Longelo, who fired past Jack Butland to spark wild scenes in the away end. Taking a huge step towards European football, Motherwell continue to impress as the season goes on, and despite many saying they had run out of steam, they continue to prove there's still more to be achieved this season.

Jens Berthel Askou reacts to an excellent 2-3 win over Rangers.

Callum Hendry discusses his recent injury setbacks and says he's feeling as fresh as ever as he gets ready to play a big part in the final five games.  The striker is appreciative of the support the club has given him to get back fit.

Jens Berthel Askou says full focus is on Motherwell and their performances despite media chat around Motherwell's involvement in who will win the Premiership title.  The Motherwell boss is excited about the post-split kicking off, with the Dane also discussing five Motherwell players being included in the PFA Team of the Season.