We’re pleased to announce that Sunday’s gate prices have been reduced once again for our Irn-Bru Cup quarter final clash with TNS. Admission is pay-at-the-gate as follows: Adults £10 Concessions £5 We also have a selection of match hospitality offers … Continue reading →
Due to our Irn-Bru Cup Quarter Final tie with The New Saints next Sunday, our scheduled League game with Stenhousemuir the day before has now been moved. This game has been rescheduled for Tuesday 13 December at Ochilview Park with … Continue reading →
At a very cold Tony Macaroni Arena, East Fife were in town to take on the league leaders. The visitors were looking for their first win since their 3-1 triumph over Livi at Bayview in late September, but were without … Continue reading →
Livingston FC is proud to support our Armed Forces, and at this time of Remembrance we especially welcome serving personnel to the Toni Macaroni Arena. Current military personnel who might be on leave in the area will be admitted free … Continue reading →
Following the SFA Disciplinary Tribunal hearing on 3 November, Livingston Football Club accepts full responsibility for playing Alan Lithgow in our first match against Crusaders on 7 October when he should have been suspended. Consequently, we accept that Alan will … Continue reading →
The management and players at Livingston FC would like to say a huge thank you to all those who made the trip to Belfast yesterday evening. Obviously it was not a trip we had expected to make, but the fact … Continue reading →
Livi made the most of their Irn Bru Cup reprieve as they comfortably saw off Northern Irish champions Crusaders to set up a quarter-final with TNS next Sunday. For the third match running, the Lions turned a goalless first half … Continue reading →
The latest winner in the Season Ticket draw to join Directors in the Boardroom on match days is Daniel Anderson. We look forward to seeing Daniel and his guest this Saturday when we face East Fife at the Tony Macaroni … Continue reading →
Livi collected three more valuable points and chalked up another three goals as they moved back to the top of League One with a thoroughly deserved victory over promotion rivals Brechin City at Glebe Park. Despite a goalless first half, … Continue reading →
