Going to Ibrox this time around felt a little different for the Steelmen. There was expectation in the air that Motherwell could go to Govan and control proceedings.  Chances arrived early, with Lukas Fadinger and Elijah Just unable to convert. From there, Rangers began to grow into the game with goalkeeper Calum Ward doing everything he could to protect his consecutive clean sheet record. With both sides rueing missed opportunities, and both goalkeepers alert between the posts, the deadlock would not be broken until the second half. A tap in for Thelo Aasgaard gave Rangers the lead as Motherwell chased for the leveller. In a basketball game that was going from side to side, the game neared its conclusion but not before a massive penalty claim for Motherwell was waved away before the full time whistle.

Paul McGinn says despite the strong run of form, the league remains tight as ever and just a couple of poor results could change the outlook on the team.  McGinn is looking for a more clinical edge within the squad, and also discusses how the manager communicates so effectively with the team.

Jens Berthel Askou says there were lots of positives to take from Saturday's defeat, and believes his side are coming up against a Celtic side that are growing in confidence.  Askou is asked about the controversial penalty claim his side had at Ibrox, and also speaks about Regan Charles-Cook.

The manager gives his views after Motherwell suffered just their third league defeat of the season.

Full match replay from Ibrox

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Johnny Koutroumbis lays out his Christmas Day plans, as the Motherwell players look forward to a well-earned day off with their family.  With Koutroumbis hosting, he explains the importance of having some of the players round to his house at Christmas time.

Jens Berthel Askou is expecting his side to be competitive once again on Saturday against Rangers. The Motherwell boss has been pleased with recent displays but wants that to continue at the so called bigger venues in the country.

Motherwell extended their unbeaten run to ten games and also recorded their sixth consecutive clean sheet in the league with a narrow win over Dundee, but it wasn't a straight-forward afternoon for the Steelmen.  Chances came and went for the duration of the match, with Dundee offering little threat. Callum Slattery, Callum Hendry, Elijah Just and Lukas Fadinger all had chances, but couldn't find the breakthrough. And just when the frustration looked like it might take hold of stadium, Slattery's header beat the keeper and found the bottom corner in the closing stages of the match.

Full match replay - Please note this match has atmosphere only

Emmanuel Longelo discusses the impact manager Jens Berthel Askou has had on the players in the squad, and how he has managed to maintain a great relationship with the full squad.  Longelo talks about 'having a target on our backs' and explain what he thinks Dundee will be like on Saturday.

Chief Executive Brian Caldwell explains the idea behind Motherwell Football Club targeting local schools by providing kids with free tickets to upcoming home games. With a focus being put on trying to coax the next generation of MFC plans, Caldwell outlines why player involvement could play a crucial role in the process.