Jens Berthel Askou reacts to progressing to the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup with a 0-1 win over St Johnstone in extra-time.

Manager Jens Berthel Askou wishes Lennon Miller and his family all the best for the future following his club-record transfer to Udinese.  The Motherwell boss previews the match on Saturday, hoping his side can take another step closer to Hampden. He also provides the latest teams new from the Motherwell camp and explains his joy in securing Tawanda Maswanhise until 2028.

Elijah Just talks about how hard it will be to replace Lennon Miller following his move to Italy. Just talks about the mood in the camp ahead of the match in the Premier Sports Cup against St Johnstone.  The forward has enjoyed his time in Scotland so far and feels settling in has came naturally.

He came in as a boy and he leaves a man. Thank you for all your effort in claret and amber, Lennon.

The time has come for Lennon Miller to bid farewell to Fir Park.

Jens Berthel Askou's first away game in the William Hill Premiership was in Paisley, against St Mirren. Ahead of the match, the Motherwell boss wanted to see his side be adaptable in their game model as the team geared up for a different type of challenge.  All the positive signs were there for the Steelmen, as they dominated possession and created plenty chances against Stephen Robinson's side. Ibrahim Said, Callum Slattery, Tawanda Maswanhise and Apostolos Stamatelopoulos all had chances, but couldn't convert. Having 70% of the ball, the 927 travelling fans were enthused by what they were seeing on the pitch and despite not taking all three points, walked out of the stadium full of optimism.

Jens Berthel Askou gives his reaction to the goalless draw with St Mirren in Paisley.

Motherwell make the first away league trip of the season to Paisley in the William Hill Premiership

Reliable defender Johnny Koutroumbis and fan favourite Tawanda Maswanhise talk us through the start of the Jens Berthel Askou era, as Motherwell kick off their 2025/26 competitive season in the group-stage of the Premier Sports Cup.  Facing stiff tests against Clyde, Peterhead, Stenhousemuir and Morton in the Cup, July was rounded off with a competitive friendly against German giants Hertha BSC. From the highs and lows to everything in between, Koutroumbis and Maswanhise break the first month of action down and provide insight into what they were thinking on the pitch.

Manager Jens Berthel Askou believes his side will be coming up against a completely different side in the form of St Mirren, compared to what they have faced this season. He believes the team will have to adapt their game and be patient throughout the 90 minutes.  The boss provides a squad update, as well as discussing the responsibility put on Apostolos Stamatelopoulos being the only fit striker available for the first-team.

Summer signing Emmanuel Longelo is delighted with the start he has made in Motherwell colours, but has set his sights on further ambitions for the season ahead.  Longelo discusses how he has settled into the squad and what he thinks they can achieve this season.

It couldn't have been much more of a difficult start for Motherwell in the William Hill Premiership, kicking off the new campaign against Rangers at Fir Park.  Over 6000 Motherwell supporters made their way to ML1, keen to see the new style and philosophy being implemented by Jens Berthel Askou. Demanding the players showed everyone who we want to be; Berthel Askou and his approach excited the fans in the early stages of the game. But it was Rangers who opened the scoring from a corner. Conceding early didn't derail the plan, and Motherwell worked their way back into proceedings. Creating chance after chance, the home crowd got more involved, and the goal looked like it was coming. And on the 87th minute, it did. Emmanuel Longelo drilled home to level the game and earn the Steelmen a more than deserved opening day point.