The Lions came within minutes of a first win at Tynecastle since 2002 – in a match filled with VAR-related controversy, as a late Josh Ginnelly goal cancelled out Stephen Kelly’s first Livi goal. Livingston came into this one on … Continue reading →
Livingston moved up to fourth place in the Premiership thanks to victory over Aberdeen in a VAR-fest at the Tony Macaroni Arena. Three penalties were awarded for handball after initially not being spotted by referee Nick Walsh. Two were scored, … Continue reading →
Livingston came from behind twice to climb back into the top six thanks to a 3-2 away victory over Kilmarnock. The hosts took an early lead when Joe Wright powered a header home but the away side answered back just … Continue reading →
The Lions failed to return to winning ways against Celtic as they fell to a 3-0 defeat, as the league leaders visited the Tony Macaroni Arena. A Kyogo Furuhashi opener after nine minutes saw Celtic lead at the break, before … Continue reading →
The Lions were denied a historic victory at Ibrox with only a late goal against a 10-man Livi salvaging a point for Rangers. It was a perfect start for Livingston as Joel Nouble opened the scoring with just four minutes … Continue reading →
A first half Dylan Moyo Bahamboula goal was enough to sink St Johnstone at the Tony Macaroni Arena. The home winger, who had looked threatening all afternoon, netted in the 35th minute with a deflected strike from the edge of … Continue reading →
It was a second frustrating afternoon in a row for the Lions, as a 73rd minute Owura Edwards goal saw the three points head back to Dingwall. Whilst there may have been goal trouble before the game, Livingston certainly didn’t … Continue reading →
Late drama in Paisley saw the Lions fall to 2-1 defeat against 10 man St. Mirren last time out. A 69th minute opener from Keanu Baccus was cancelled out by Bruce Anderson’s first goal of the season, before Alex Grieve … Continue reading →
It’s back-to-back wins for the Lions, and back-to-back goals for Cristian Montaño as Livi jump into third place in the cinch Premiership going into the international break. Match report to follow… Livingston: George, Devlin©️, Sn.Kelly, Obileye, Montaño (Fitzwater 89), Holt, … Continue reading →
Livingston were deserved winners at the Tony Macaroni and should have won by a bigger margin. Craig Gordon was easily the busier of the two goalkeepers with Livi’s Shamal George barely troubled despite huffing and puffing from the Jambos, who … Continue reading →
