Key Points
- Motherwell head coach provides preview for upcoming weekend fixtures amid busy February schedule.
- Team recently progressed in Scottish FA Cup with 1-0 win over Ross County and faces Aberdeen in fifth round.
- Motherwell in strong form with five wins and one draw in last six matches under Jens Berthel Askou.
- Upcoming games include matches against Dundee, Hibernian, and potential Spanish training camp fixture on 21 February.
Motherwell (Glasgow Express) February 6, 2026 – Motherwell Football Club’s head coach has issued a weekend preview highlighting the team’s strong form and key upcoming fixtures in the Scottish Premiership and Scottish FA Cup.
The Steelmen, managed by Jens Berthel Askou since the summer, have not lost since a narrow 1-0 defeat to Rangers in late December, securing five victories and one draw in their subsequent six outings.
What is Motherwell’s recent form leading into the weekend?
Motherwell advanced to the fifth round of the Scottish FA Cup with a 1-0 triumph over Ross County, contributing to their impressive run of W W D W W W across all competitions. Aberdeen, the defending cup holders, host Motherwell at Pittodrie on Saturday night after their own 1-0 fourth-round win over Raith Rovers.
According to Sports Mole, Motherwell aim to build on this momentum and secure just their second win at Pittodrie in seven visits, following a 1-0 League Cup quarter-final success in September 2025.
Which fixtures does the head coach preview?
Motherwell kick off a demanding February with a midweek trip to Dundee at Dens Park on 4 February, kick-off 7:45pm, as noted on the club’s official site. Additional previews cover Hibernian away and a first-team friendly scheduled for Saturday, 21 February at 10am UK time at Pinatar Arena in Spain.
What role does Tom Sparrow play in the preview?
Tom Sparrow provides specific insights on the Dundee encounter, set for Tuesday 3 February 2026, underscoring the team’s preparations during this packed period.
What are the implications for Motherwell’s season?
The club sits with nine wins, seven draws, and four losses from 20 league games, boasting 31 goals scored at 1.55 per game and superior shot statistics against sides like St Mirren. Progress in the cup could propel Motherwell deeper into the competition while maintaining Premiership momentum.
Reports from Motherwell FC and Sports Mole emphasise the Steelmen’s superb condition heading into these tests.
