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The first step in our push to secure top 4 (and beyond?) as we welcome the Tangerine Terrors to Fir Park. The Well go into this in a positive mindset, with a thrashing of St Mirren after our Pittodrie heartache to get us back on the right track. The win, paired with both sides of Glasgow dropping points, saw us catch them up. We now sit 4 points behind Celtic (having to play them twice by EOS), 6 points behind Rangers (having to play them in the split and with a game in hand)

Well… what is there to say about that? In another game in which Motherwell just never seemed to give, it was a point rescued against The Rangers. Both sides came into this one in fine form, and with their own motives for collecting three points: the Bears were looking to extend the gap between us and themselves, and reel in Hearts at the top of the table ahead of their mouth-watering clash at Ibrox. For the Steelmen, it was an opportunity to close the gap above, and solidify

After a ten-year wait, and countless valiant attempts, Motherwell finally ended their 35 game winless streak against Celtic with a lesson given to Wilfried Nancy's schoolBhoys.

Motherwell come into the festive season on a high of four points from six against the Dundee sides. Our sixth clean sheet in a row (a record that dates back to 1996), the Steelmen are now undefeated in their last ten league matches. Up next, it's a jaunt into the blue half of Glasgow, with the first game of another city double header.

Motherwell come off the back of a fourth straight clean sheet, looking to continue their 8-game unbeaten run with a jaunt to Dundee to take on the Terrors. United come into this game looking to bounce back after a disappointing result away to Jim Goodwin's former side, St Mirren.

The Well face Livingston at Fir Park to conclude a mammoth 5 games in two weeks