There was no scoring for the second time in 2 games as the Lions and Bairns shared the points in Falkirk. Falkirk moved to the summit of the Scottish Championship despite being held to a goalless draw by Livingston in … Continue reading →
Livingston are the only unbeaten side in the Championship, but boss David Martindale felt they were sloppy as they drew 0-0 at Partick Thistle. It wasn’t a thriller in Maryhill, and Martindale described it as a ‘blood and guts’ encounter, … Continue reading →
Injury time drama at the Home of the Set Fare Arena sees the Lions nick a late winner through Andrew Shinnie, following Stephen Kelly’s first half strike. Half chances were exchanged early on as Ryan McGowan nipped in front of … Continue reading →
Livingston maintained their unbeaten start to the Scottish Championship season with a second-half goal flurry against Hamilton Academical. Following a goalless opening period, the dominant hosts broke the deadlock in West Lothian through Scott Pittman just before the hour mark. … Continue reading →
Livingston finally broke their Spartans hoodoo, as maiden Lions goals for Stevie May and Lewis Smith sees us comfortably through to the next round of the SPFL Trust Trophy. The early running was made by the visitors, keen to avenge … Continue reading →
A last-gasp goal by midfielder Jamie Brandon was enough for Livingston to get the better of Raith Rovers at Stark’s Park. The home side had the better chances, with Livingston goalkeeper Jerome Prior the much busier of the two goalkeepers, … Continue reading →
Livingston manager David Martindale was left baffled after the Lions were not given a late winner at Morton when Michael Nottingham’s header appeared to cross the line. The assistant referee David Roome and referee Euan Anderson ruled the ball did … Continue reading →
It was a share of the spoils in Glasgow as a Matthew Clarke strike cancelled out a Zak Rudden opener. Dom Thomas kicked the game off however it was quickly stopped again as Referee Grainger awarded the visitors’ a foul. … Continue reading →
Livingston’s first home game in the William Hill Scottish Championship came after their sucker punch of a game last week that resulted in an early cup exit from a last-minute goal. However, Livingston responded with a positive bounce back with … Continue reading →
A late sucker punch from Spartans’ Cammy Russell sends the Lions out the Premier Sports Cup on the best runners-up rule despite winning 3 out of their 4 Group E matches Match report to follow… LIVINGSTON George, Clarke (Nottingham 57), … Continue reading →
