A cruelly deflected own goal by Mo Sylla was the difference between the sides in a game the Lions did not deserve to lose. Kilmarnock took control of Premier Sports Cup Group H with a narrow victory over fellow Scottish … Continue reading →
It was a winning start to Livi’s competitive season with a hard-fought win in Methil. Goals from Robbie Muirhead and Macaulay Tait either side of the break were enough to secure the points. Robbie Muirhead gave the visitors the lead … Continue reading →
Livi earned a good 3-1 win against Alloa Athletic at the Indodril Stadium in what was a great occasion to get minutes into the legs and for fans to see the new faces brought in. A Robbie Muirhead penalty was … Continue reading →
It’s been a busy off season for David Martindale and his staff, with six new faces joining the club over the last couple of weeks. With the playing squad already really starting to take shape, this was further bolstered by … Continue reading →
We’re now just a week away from being able to see the Lions back in action as we travel to Clackmannanshire to take on Alloa Athletic, so we thought it would be a good time to introduce you to our … Continue reading →
We have some exciting opportunities for dedicated candidates to work as part of our boys and girls Academies. Please note the details below: Boys academy • Head of Children’s Programme – HERE • Children’s Programme coach (ACL holder) – HERE … Continue reading →
No sooner has the dust settled on our stunning return to the Premiership than thoughts now turn to the start of season 2025/26 and the Premier Sports Cup. We already knew who we’d be facing in the competition’s group stage, … Continue reading →
WE ARE GOING UP! Livingston fired themselves back to the Scottish Premiership at the first time of asking following a 4-2 win over Ross County in the Premiership Playoff Finals at Dingwall. The Lions found themselves two down in the … Continue reading →
A VAR-awarded penalty with virtually the last kick of the game denies the Lions a deserved win as attention now turns to Dingwall on Monday night. Ronan Hale’s 96th-minute penalty gave Ross County an unlikely lifeline in the Scottish Premiership … Continue reading →
Livingston will play Dundee or Ross County in the Scottish Premiership play-off final after a 4-0 aggregate win against Partick Thistle. David Martindale’s side had led 2-0 from Tuesday’s semi-final first leg at Firhill and Jamie Brandon and Stevie May … Continue reading →
