It's getting down to the final stages of the William Hill Premiership season, with European football in touching distance for Motherwell. And with Hibernian picking up three points ahead of kick-off in ML1, the Steelmen knew the pressure was on to get a result. As over 12,000 fans entered through the turnstiles, making it the highest Fir Park attendance since 2005, Motherwell unveiled their colours and tifos in all three home stands to mark the club's 140th anniversary. The match got underway, and thanks to a Stephen O'Donnell block inside five minutes, neither side could break the deadlock in the early stages. Motherwell struck first after a Stephen Kingsley own goal, but Lawrence Shankland levelled before the break. Motherwell couldn't find the all-important winner, although O'Donnell did score but was just offside. A point gained and a point closer to European football, Jens Berthel Askou's side are so close to achieving their return to the European stage for the first time since 2022.
