Livi crashed out of the William Hill Scottish Cup after an insipid display against Championship side Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the Highlands. Sean Welsh’s second-half free kick was enough for John Robertson’s side as the Lions’ hopes of a first … Continue reading →
Livi slipped to their first defeat of the New Year as Ross County avenged two four-goal hidings by the Lions with a 2-0 victory at the Global Energy Stadium. Billy McKay struck early in each half to hand the Lions … Continue reading →
At its Annual General Meeting yesterday, Livingston Football Club Limited saw the departure of two long-standing directors who failed to get re-elected to the board. A third, Alan Scott, resigned but will continue as the club safety officer. Liviforlife Supporter’s … Continue reading →
Tickets for our Ladbrokes Premiership encounter with Rangers on Saturday 15 February at Ibrox have now been confirmed. These are: Adult – £29 Concession (over 65s & 16-17 year olds) – £22 U16s – £11 Wheelchair Disabled – Adult £16 … Continue reading →
The Livi Lions SC will be picking up at the usual places in and around Livingston and Bathgate before heading to the game in Dingwall, with the departure times as follows: Bathgate (o/s The Dreadnought) 2.45pm Carmondean (o/s The Saltire) … Continue reading →
For those making the trip to Dingwall on Wednesday evening, Ross County have now confirmed the ticket prices. These are: Adults: £25 Over 65: £10 Students: £10 Under 18: £5 Disabled: £10 (carer free) Similar to our own arrangement at … Continue reading →
Livi continued their storming start to 2020 as they saw off Motherwell at the Tony Macaroni Arena by a 1-0 scoreline that scarcely did justice to the Lions’ dominant display. Aaron Taylor-Sinclair’s second goal in as many games was enough … Continue reading →
Livingston FC can tonight confirm that, subject to International Clearance, forward Dolly Menga has been recalled from his loan spell at Angolan side Atletico Petroleos de Luanda and will return to The Tony Macaroni Arena for the second half of … Continue reading →
