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Edinburgh Reporter
06-07-2025
- Sport
- Edinburgh Reporter
Muirhead secures draw against Belgian side
Livingston came from 1-0 down to earn a 1-1 draw with Belgian side K. V. Kortrijk, who play in First Division B, in a challenge game in The Netherlands on Saturday. Robbie Muirhead netted following a free-kick award during this closed doors match and the Scots now continue their preparations for the next season back in West Lothian. David Martindale (pictured), the boss of The Lions, hoped for a second straight win after a 3-1 victory over Aris FC who compete in the Greek Super League on Thursday. A reminder that The Lions' first Scottish League Cup fixture is at East Fife on Saturday, July 12 and 15.00 and tickets are now on sale for the Premier Sports Cup group stage opener. Prices are adult £15, over 65, £10 and under-16 £5, and briefs can be bought online at a link on the Livingston FC web page. There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview and online sales remain open until kick-off time. You can also call 01333 426323. Meanwhile, the club are looking for a strength and conditioning coach for the first team. Like this: Like Related
Edinburgh Reporter
05-07-2025
- Sport
- Edinburgh Reporter
Martindale seeks second pre-season success
Livingston face Belgian side K. V. Kortrijk, who play in First Division B, in a challenge game in The Netherlands on Saturday (14.00 BST) as the Scots continue their preparations for the next season. The game follows their 3-1 victory over Aris FC who compete in the Greek Super League on Thursday and manager David Martindale (pictured) will be keen to follow that result with another confidence-boosting win. The match is a closed doors affair available to watch in the UK via the bet365 Football Live Streaming platform. Lions first Scottish League Cup fixture is at East Fife on Saturday, July 12 and 15.00 and tickets are now on sale for the Premier Sports Cup group stage opener. Prices are adult £15, over 65, £10 and under-16 £5, and briefs can be bought online at a link on the Livingston FC web page. There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview and online sales remain open until kick-off time. You can also call 01333 426323. Meanwhile, the club are looking for a strength and conditioning coach for the first team. Former Livingston goalkeeper, Polish-born Max Stryjek, has joined Kilmarnock, the 28-year-old having signed for an undisclosed fee. Like this: Like Related
BBC News
04-02-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Alebiosu eager to repay Robinson's faith
Ryan Alebiosu is keen and ready to repay Stephen Robinson's faith in him as the manager finally captured his signature at St defender has long caught the eye of Robinson and such interest from his boss fuels the 23-year-old's confidence."The gaffer has been keeping an eye on me for a while and has tried to get me in in the past," Alebiosu said after agreeing a loan move from Belgian Pro League side K.V. Kortrijk on deadline day."It obviously didn't work out previously, but knowing he wants me here really gives me confidence. I want to give my all for him and show what I can do."There is a good bunch of players, good lads and a good environment. I can't wait to get started."Alebiosu is no stranger to Scottish football, having spent time at Kilmarnock in 2022-23, but he assures he's better prepared for the physicality of the game this time around."Scottish football is more physical and that's what I experienced before when I was younger at Kilmarnock," he told club media."I've had more experience since then so I just can't wait to kick on and get myself ready."
