Motherwell face a critical test to halt a concerning run of form in their upcoming Scottish Premiership clash with Dundee. A third consecutive league defeat would be their first such streak since February 2025, while failing to score for a third straight game would mark a drought not seen since December 2018.
The Steelmen have lost their last two league matches, conceding five goals and scoring none. Their most recent outing was a 2-1 loss to Dundee just days ago, with Alex Lowry scoring a consolation goal before half-time. That result left Motherwell ninth in the table with eight points from seven games. The team's goal minutes this season total 420, while they have accumulated 8 points from their opening fixtures.
Historical context
A loss at Dens Park would also mean back-to-back away league defeats to Dundee for the first time since October 2015. The team's recent form reads three losses, one draw, and one win from their last five Premiership fixtures. You can review the full sequence of results on our fixtures page.
With key players like Callum Hendry and Paul McGinn currently sidelined, the squad faces a significant challenge. The task does not get easier, as their next match is against league leaders Celtic at Fir Park on October 11. The full squad status is detailed on our squad page.
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