Livingston FC can confirm that striker Salim Kouider-Aïssa has returned from his loan spell with League One side Partick Thistle. Salim endured a tough time in Glasgow with injuries hampering his game time meaning he only made 3 appearances for … Continue reading →
After the disappointment of Wednesday’s game with Aberdeen being postponed at the very, very last minute, we dust ourselves down and get ready to go again – this time at the home of the current league Champions, Celtic FC. After … Continue reading →
Livingston FC is absolutely delighted to announce that David Martindale has been awarded the Glen’s Scottish Premiership Manager of the Month award for December 2020. After being appointed interim Head Coach at the end of November, Martindale led the club … Continue reading →
The guys behind the Talk Livi podcast have very kindly paid for a virtual mascot package to giveaway to one lucky winner for our home game with Celtic next Wednesday night (20th January). If this sounds like something your Livi … Continue reading →
We’ll try this one again then…! Another Wednesday, another midweek match for the Lions – this time, as we welcome Derek McInnes and his Aberdeen side to the Tony Macaroni for the first time this season. After Sunday’s win at … Continue reading →
Here’s this week’s loan round-up where a weekend of freezing weather meant only a few of our loanees were in action. Robbie Crawford Robbie was an unused substitute as Motherwell drew 1-1 away to St Mirren. Motherwell had led through … Continue reading →
Manager Davie Martindale opted for the same side that defeated Hibs 3-0 at Easter Road the previous week, as Livingston looked to make it a club record six Premiership wins in a row. That couldn’t have got off to a … Continue reading →
The third round draw for this season’s Scottish Cup was made this morning, and we’ve been paired at home to either Stirling Albion or Raith Rovers. The tie is scheduled for the weekend of 30/31 January, and we’ll give more … Continue reading →
After a run of three away games in a row, the Lions are back home on Sunday as we welcome former manager John Hughes and his Ross County side to the Tony Macaroni Arena for the third time already this … Continue reading →
