Alan Lithgow’s late header gave Livi a share of the spoils against ten-man Inverness Caledonian Thistle but the Lions were left to rue a last-gasp miss that denied them all three points. Aaron Doran’s early strike looked set to give … Continue reading →
Unfortunately the freezing weather has claimed tomorrow’s game with the Pars. A revised date will be announced once known.
Continue reading →Livi ended their three game winless run as they came from behind to claim an emphatic win over Dumbarton at the Your Radio 103 FM Stadium and move back into third place in the Ladbrokes Championship. After Craig Halkett had … Continue reading →
Livi slipped to sixth place in the Championship – albeit only on goal difference – as Dundee United ran out emphatic winners at Tannadice to keep pace with St Mirren at the top of the table. The Lions made their … Continue reading →
Livi ended their three week hiatus as they were held to a goalless draw by second bottom Falkirk to remain fourth in the Championship table on a cold night at the Tony Macaroni Arena. The Lions hadn’t played since their … Continue reading →
With the cold winter snap biting hard across West Lothian, the Tony Macaroni Arena pitch has not escaped the icy conditions. Today’s game with Morton is sadly off due to the pitch being frozen. We’ll announce the revised date once … Continue reading →
Unfortunately the referee has determined a section of the pitch in permanent shade has not thawed sufficiently so today’s game is off.
Continue reading →Livi saw a half-time lead overturned as St Mirren claimed the first-ever home win in this fixture and denied the Lions top spot in the Ladbrokes Championship. Dale Carrick’s first-half strike had David Hopkin’s side on course to lead the … Continue reading →
Livi moved into third place in the Ladbrokes Championship with an emphatic victory over Queen of the South at a freezing Palmerston Park. After James Penrice’s first goal for the club had set the Lions on their way, Josh Mullin … Continue reading →
Livi eased into the fourth round of the William Hill Scottish Cup with a comfortable victory over hard-working Glenafton Athletic at a bitterly cold Tony Macaroni Arena. A Dylan Mackin double, one either side of half-time, saw the Lions through … Continue reading →
