Motherwell displayed resilience in their recent match against Livingston, securing a crucial win in the dying moments. Despite trailing at halftime due to Jeremy Bokila’s penalty, they rallied in the second half.
Key Moments in the Match
In the second half, Motherwell equalized with a penalty by Apostolos Stamatelopoulos. The team dominated offensively, registering:
- Eight shots on target, with seven from inside the box
- 17 touches in the opposition’s penalty area
- 24 entries into Livingston’s final third
With the match approaching its end, Elijah Just scored in the 93rd minute, capitalizing on a well-executed team play. This vital goal helped Motherwell clinch a hard-fought victory.
Coach’s Insights
Following the match, coach Askou acknowledged the team’s early struggles but praised their second-half performance. “The first half lacked quality, but we stepped up in the second half. It was crucial to secure the win,” he stated.
He highlighted the significant contributions of players like Just and Callum Slattery, who recently returned from injury. “Elijah is a very good player, and it’s great to see Callum back,” Askou remarked. “Today’s win is a massive boost for us.”
Moving Forward
Askou emphasized that every match is a step toward improvement, despite the ups and downs. “Every day brings new challenges, and we faced several today, but ultimately we triumphed,” he concluded.
