Livingston scored three times in seven minutes to come from behind against League 2 hosts Stenhousemuir and avoid a Scottish Cup fourth-round exit. Centre-half Nicky Jamieson rose to head Stenhousemuir ahead against the run of play from a first-half corner. … Continue reading →
Livingston climbed up to fourth in the Premiership table after taking full advantage of a woeful defensive display from St Johnstone – only to almost throw away a three goal advantage in Perth in a 4-2 victory. The Lions looked … Continue reading →
The Lions returned to winning ways in Dingwall thanks to a stunning second half double from Bruce Anderson The visitors were holding out against a County barrage when they broke upfield and scored the 66th-minute opener, Anderson stretching to connect … Continue reading →
It was back-to-back draws for the Lions as the New Year encounter with Motherwell ends in stalemate. Morgan Boyes’ header opened the scoring before Van Veen’s prompt reply. Livingston captain Nicky Devlin had a retaken penalty saved by Liam Kelly … Continue reading →
Livingston and St Mirren shared the points after both scored once and were reduced to 10 men in a captivating Scottish Premiership contest. Home midfielder Scott Pittman was dismissed for a reckless challenge on Keanu Baccus after a VAR check … Continue reading →
There was to be no festive cheers for the Lions at Easter Road as a cintrovertial early red card for Jason Holt turned the game on its head. Livi’s Jason Holt saw red early before goals from Kevin Nisbet, Chris … Continue reading →
The Lions returned to cinch SPFL Premiership action as they travelled to Celtic Park to take on league leaders Celtic. However, it wasn’t to be as they fell to a 2-1 defeat. An Ayo Obileye own goal and a Kyogo … Continue reading →
Joel Nouble nets the Lions’ goal in Tuesday’s Lyndon Dykes reunion encounter in London.
Continue reading →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 →
