Voting for the 2025/26 goal of the season award is now open.  Season Ticket holders and Well Society members will now be able to cast their vote for their Goal of the Season. Please check your email inbox for all the details on how to vote. If you haven't received an email with the details in the NEXT THREE WORKING DAYS on how to vote AND you are either a Season Ticket holder or Well Society member, please contact press@motherwellfc.co.uk. The choices are viewable on the video above, and are as follows: A- Maswanhise v Morton B- Charles-Cook v Aberdeen C- Watt v Dundee United D- Just v Aberdeen E- Watt v Livingston F- Longelo v Livingston G- Watt v St Mirren H- Maswanhise v Kilmarnock I- Bjørgolfsson v St Mirren J- Slattery v Dundee K- Watt v Falkirk

It would take a special performance for Motherwell to go to league leaders Hearts and come away with all three points. And after some openings in the first-half, the Steelmen attacked the second period with bravery and ambition. Emmanuel Longelo popped up with the opener early into the second-half, and from there, Motherwell could and probably should have been out of sight.  Elliot Watt, Tawanda Maswanhise, Elijah Just and Longelo all had opportunities but couldn't convert. And those missed chances would come back to bite Jens Berthel Askou's side, who would go on to concede three goals in the final 30 minutes for the second time at Tynecastle this season.  A controversial moment would decide the game once again, but with a clinical edge, Motherwell could have had the game done by that stage.

Jens Berthel Askou's thoughts on the 3-1 defeat at Tynecastle.

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Lukas Fadinger looks ahead to Saturday's match against Hearts and believes based off recent meetings, that it'll be a tight match.  Fadinger explains what he's learned from his first season in Scotland.

Jens Berthel Askou addresses the recent run of form, as Motherwell go the league leaders searching for their first win in four matches.  The Motherwell manager also gives his opinion on the split in the Scottish Premiership.

Two teams who have received an abundance of praise for their style of play and approach to matches all season faced off against each other at Fir Park, with Motherwell looking to pick up their first win in three matches with a win over Falkirk.  The last away side to come away from Fir Park was Falkirk, 12 games ago, back in October, and they started in the best way possible to make that back-to-back wins, with Barney Stewart continuing his dream season in the Premiership, scoring inside five minutes. Tawanda Maswanhise was bundled over in the box, but to the bemusement of everyone, referee Duncan Nicholson waved play on, and VAR stayed silent in what would have been a pivotal moment in the match after just seven minutes. Elliot Watt levelled the game with a scintillating volley from outside of the box, but Falkirk restored their advantage before the break. Motherwell tried to bring the game back to level, but when Ibrahim Said was judged to have fouled inside the box, Calvin Miller was presented with the chance to finish the game from 12 yards and made no mistake. Motherwell kept fighting and scored a consolation goal with the last kick of the ball through Maswanhise, but with factors outwith their control combining with a sublime Falkirk display, the Steelmen went down at home for the first time since October.

Jens Berthel Askou reacts to losing to Falkirk at Fir Park.

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The madness of the winter months was drawing to a close, and with Motherwell eliminated from the Scottish Cup, there were only two fixtures scheduled for the month. But with the Steelmen able to play their postponed fixture against Dundee, the month started at Dens Park with Motherwell going into the match knowing they could close the gap to those above, as they were the only team out of the top four playing in the Scottish Premiership. A trip to Celtic Park followed next, with March finishing at home against Hibernian. Every game at this stage has significant importance attached to it, and with the finish line in sight, points become even more important.

Midfielder Oscar Priestman says the team have used the international break to their own benefit and that he is looking forward to getting back to playing this weekend against Falkirk.  Priestman is also quizzed on Callum Slattery's suspension.

Jens Berthel Askou is looking forward to facing Falkirk at Fir Park on Saturday, with the Scottish Premiership action getting back underway following the international break. The Motherwell also goes in-depth about Callum Slattery's four-game ban that was handed out by the SFA last weekend, with Askou calling for clear consistency going forward.