Livi made a poor start to 2016 as Queen of the South left West Lothian with all three points for the second time this season to leave the Lions in ninth place in the Ladbrokes Championship table. With caretaker boss … Continue reading →
Tickets for our game with Rangers at Ibrox on Saturday 16 January will be on sale from the Stadium reception tomorrow. These are priced as follows: Adults £20 Concessions/Over 65s/16-17 year olds £15 Under 16s £6 We also have 7 disabled/carer … Continue reading →
On behalf of the players, board and staff at Livingston FC we wish all our supporters and sponsors a very happy new year. We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow at the Tony Macaroni Arena to roar us on … Continue reading →
You may have noticed that our LIVItv service has been in a bit of a hiatus recently, but we’re looking to bring it back – and need your help to do it. What we’re looking for is a hardy volunteer … Continue reading →
We know it wasn’t the result we’d hoped for, but we’d like to say a massive thanks to the fans who followed us last night at Falkirk. The players, backroom staff and board members fully appreciated the support. We are … Continue reading →
Livi’s Falkirk Stadium hoodoo continued as two goals in four second half minutes condemned the Lions to a fourth defeat in five visits. After an encouraging first half, David Hopkin’s side were caught out by Lee Miller’s double salvo just … Continue reading →
Make your first visit to the Tony Macaroni Arena of 2016 a memorable one with our special offer!
Continue reading →We still have a small number of tickets available for our Hogmanay night at the Almondvale Suite with our friends at Food Creations. At only £35 a ticket for a fun-packed evening you won’t want to miss out! So call … Continue reading →
Please note the Stadium opening hours for across the New Year period: Mon 28 Dec: 9am – 5pm Tue 29 Dec: 9am – 5pm Wed 30 Dec: 9am – 5pm Thu 31 Dec: 10am – 2pm Fri 1 Jan: Closed
Continue reading →Livi provided their fans with some Christmas cheer as they thumped St Mirren to move out of the Championship relegation play-off place at the Buddies’ expense. With David Hopkin in caretaker charge following Mark Burchill’s departure, a Gary Glen inspired … Continue reading →
