In this 32nd week match, on Saturday Apr 2nd, Motherwell plays host to St. Mirren in a clash of the Premiership. The game day is forecasted to be a cloudy and cold day, with daytime temperatures of only 4 degrees, which will make playing unpleasant. Motherwell is fresh off their 1-2 loss against St. Johnstone. Kevin van Veen scored the first goal for Motherwell in the 12th minute, then Callum Hendry got the equalizer for St. Johnstone in the 21st minute on a feed from Melker Hallberg Finally they completed the comback in the 91st minute on a goal by Callum Hendry to cap off a wild match. They’re hoping to improve on their recent performance, having lost 5 of their last 10, while in their last match, St. Mirren recorded a 1-2 loss against Dundee United. Jay Henderson struck first for St. Mirren in the 3rd minute, then Marc McNulty tied it up for Dundee United in the 57th minute Finally they completed the comback in the 96th minute on a goal by Marc McNulty to cap off a wild match. St. Mirren is looking for direction having 4 win and 4 losses in their last 10 matches.
In their last match together, St. Mirren and Motherwell battled to a 1-1 draw. Alexander Gogic struck first for St. Mirren in the 81st minute on a feed from Connor Ronan, then in the 2nd minute of the second half’s stoppage time, Kaiyne Woolery sent in a beautiful pass which was converted by Ross Tierney earning Motherwell a comeback draw.
St. Mirren hasn’t been successful in netting any goals lately. Their top scorers in the last 5 matches are Connor Ronan and Jay Henderson, and they each have 1 goal. Mark O’Hara and Kaiyne Woolery are the top scorers for Motherwell in the last five matches, but unfortunately they only have one goal.