St Johnstone: Returning to Perth
Yesterday at 04:35 AM
Motherwell return to McDiarmid Park for the second time in a week, taking on St Johnstone on Saturday 25 January in the William Hill Premiership.
Kick off is 3pm.
How to follow the game
Tickets can be bought online.
| (Away support) | |
| Adults | £25 |
| Concessions (Over 65s /U20s) | £16 |
| Family adult (1x adult with max 2 U12) | £20 |
| Under 12 (no admission without adult) | £0 |
| Ambulant disabled adult (must be in receipt of PIP/DLA) | £25 |
| Ambulant disabled concession >65 / U20 (must be in receipt of PIP/DLA) | £16 |
| Personal assistant (no admission without ambulant disabled supporter) | £0 |
Additional information:
- Ticket sales are online only (with the exception of the wheelchair & PA tickets – see attached).
- Disabled/ambulant supporters must be in receipt of PIP/DLA and will be asked to verify this when purchasing online.
- Personal assistant tickets cannot be added to an order without the age-appropriate ambulant disabled ticket being added first.
- U12 tickets cannot be purchased without an adult/concession ticket (max 2 x U12 per order), the adult/concession ticket must be added first.
Wheelchair & PA tickets can be purchased directly from the St Johnstone FC ticket office on 01738 459090 (option 1).
Adult/concession wheelchair tickets are £20/£12 respectively. A personal assistant ticket is included in the ticket price.
We have a limited amount of disabled parking bays for visiting supporters to book in advance (£5 – cash on the day). Supporters should email dao@perthsaints.co.uk with their name and vehicle registration to enquire about booking.
If you are outside the UK, you can watch the game via Motherwell TV.
Should you be in the UK, it will be live commentary only.
Kit Watch
We will be wearing our away kit for this match.
Squad Update
Ross Callachan, Zach Robinson, Jair Tavares, Steve Seddon, Apostolos Stamatelopoulos, Paul McGinn, Aston Oxborough and Lennon Miller are out for this game. Liam Gordon will be assessed.
Jack Vale is suspended. Stuart Kettlewell will be in the stand, with the manager suspended from the dugout for two games.
Motherwell’s Fortunes
Motherwell came out second best last weekend against St Johnstone at McDiarmid and will be looking to rectify this time round. With nine first-team players missing from the squad, Stuart Kettlewell will be hamstrung when it comes to team selection again.
But the Steelmen will be relatively happy with league proceedings to this point, sitting fifth in the table. Motherwell are currently four points off of fourth-placed Aberdeen and could be sitting a point behind come Saturday night.
Opposition Report
St Johnstone ended a nine-game winless run with a narrow victory over Motherwell on Saturday in the Scottish Cup. With their spot in the fifth round of the Cup secured, their attentions turn back to league business.
The table doesn’t make for good reading at present for St Johnstone, with the Perth side sitting at the foot of the table, nine points behind 11th.
But, they’ll take confidence from the victory of the Steelmen and the fact there are only three points separating 11th and 7th. Mackenzie Kirk continued his fine season in St Johnstone colours, scoring his seventh goal for the senior side last time out.
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