Senior pupils from Pinewood School in Bathgate will visit the Stadium next Thursday morning, 28 March, to meet Shaun Byrne, who has agreed to be their ‘Champion’. At the moment this involves Shaun being photographed with the class (around 8 … Continue reading →
We have today received confirmation from Celtic FC of the admission prices for our upcoming game at Celtic Park on 6 April. These are as follows: Adult£28 full view / £25 restricted view Concessions (U16s/Over 65s)£18 full view / £15 … Continue reading →
Livi battled back to secure a well-deserved point against European hopefuls Aberdeen and move up to eighth in the Ladbrokes Premiership at a bitterly cold Pittodrie. Craig Sibbald scored for the second week running to cancel out Niall McGinn’s opener … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Livingston FC is delighted to launch our very own online ticketing platform, in conjunction with Ticketmaster Sport. This website will allow for fans to purchase tickets for all games at the Tony Macaroni Arena via our online system. We have … Continue reading →
Aberdeen FC has now confirmed the admission prices for this Saturday’ game at Pittodrie. Admission is pay-at-the-gate for all fans, except disabled supporters. Disabled fans must purchase their tickets at the Aberdeen Ticket Office before the game. There will be … Continue reading →
Livingston Football Club would like to announce our new teamwear partnership with Just Sports for the next 3 seasons. Just Sports will be supplying Livingston FC with Nike branded kit. We would like to thank FBT for their support over … Continue reading →
Livi made it back-to-back home wins as they came from behind to deservedly claim all three points at the Tony Macaroni Arena. After Craig Halkett had cancelled out Joe Shaughnessy’s opener for Saints before the break, Craig Sibbald put the … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Livi suffered late anguish as Ryan Flynn’s last-minute winner gave St Mirren all three points in atrocious conditions at the Simple Digital Arena. Flynn slotted home after Liam Kelly had parried Simeon Jackson’s curling effort to give the Buddies a … Continue reading →
