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Motherwell vs ST Johnstone offers a close historical balance with no safe assumption about the winner. ST Johnstone edged the broader record, yet Motherwell won the League Cup meeting on 16 August 2025 after extra time and beat them 3-2 in the Premiership on 26 April 2025. ST Johnstone answered with a 2-1 league win and a 1-0 FA Cup result, giving the fixture contrasting paths.
Past matches, Motherwell vs ST Johnstone
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes ST Johnstone
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20G
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2D
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8M
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11
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18F
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19F
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24M
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25D
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27F
Motherwell Substitutes
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G
1
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D
5
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M
11
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M
23
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F
14
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F
28
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30
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36
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39
Match events
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13'Cheick Diabate Yellow Card
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26'Jamie Gullan Yellow Card
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41'Sven Sprangler Yellow Card
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46'R. Tumilty S. Sprangler
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46'U. Ikpeazu S. Mallan
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50'Stephen O'Donnell Yellow Card
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62'J. McPake M. Foulds
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62'M. Kirk A. Sidibeh
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72'Josh McPake Yellow Card
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78'E. Osong T. Maswanhise
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78'A. Halliday I. Said
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78'A. Halliday I. Said
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78'D. E. Osong T. Maswanhise
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87'J. Svedberg J. Gullan
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97'Morgan Boyes Yellow Card
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104'S. Stanton R. McAlear
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105'E. Wilson E. Longelo
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109'⚽L. Fadinger Normal Goal (Asst: E. Watt)
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111'K. Balmer T. Sparrow
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111'L. Ross E. Just
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117'Z. McAllister A. Stamatelopoulos
Matchup Motherwell VS ST Johnstone
ST Johnstone hold a narrow line
ST Johnstone’s slight historical advantage is repeatedly tested by Motherwell’s responses. On 16 August 2025, Motherwell won the League Cup meeting 1-0 after extra time, with the score 0-0 at the end of normal time. Motherwell then won 3-2 in the Premiership on 26 April 2025. ST Johnstone had taken a 2-1 result on 25 January 2025 and a 1-0 FA Cup win on 18 January 2025.
Cup and league tell different stories
The alternating results extend further. Motherwell won 2-1 on 9 November 2024 and again on 31 August 2024, while ST Johnstone won 2-1 on 19 May 2024. A 1-1 draw on 27 January 2024 supplies a quieter counterpoint, and earlier matches include ST Johnstone’s 5-1 win on 5 May 2018. Future meetings will ask whether Motherwell can turn its narrow answers into a clearer edge, or whether ST Johnstone’s small historical advantage continues to survive each reversal.