Tony Macaroni Arena: Last News

Livingston have blasted Celtic’s controversial Green Brigade ultras group for “wholly and utterly unacceptable” behaviour during their 3-0 win at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Sunday.

Livingston boss David Martindale LOVES Celtic and Rangers bringing bumper away crowds to their stadium - despite the Lions blasting the Green Brigade's behaviour at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Sunday.

Livingston boss Mike Ross was full of praise for his side's spirit and character as they netted two late goals in a 2-1 away win at Glasgow Women on Sunday.

Livingston Women’s manager Paul Jaconelli challenged his players to bounce back from just their second defeat of the campaign - and admitted the SWF Championship title won’t simply be handed to them.

Lee Johnson knows trying to get his players mentally ready for any visit of Rangers is a challenge.

Graham Alexander says Motherwell and Livingston are both on form, and expects a Boxing Day cracker on Sunday.

Livingston will host Hibs in their re-arranged SPFL Premiership clash on Wednesday, December 8 with a 7.45pm kick-off.

SPFL they’d be making the game elitist if they ever voted to get rid of Livingston’s plastic pitch. Lions boss Martindale will welcome Celtic to the only artificial surface in the top flight at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Sunday.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.When Livingston take on Hamilton Accies at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Saturday, it will be just over a year since the Lions played in front of supporters.The Covid pandemic forced the league to shut down on March 13 last year, with Livi’s fixture away to St Johnstone six days prior being the last time fans were allowed to watch their team.The last time fans were in the Tony Macaroni was a few days before that as a full house saw Livi draw 2-2 with Celtic.Lions boss David Martindale admits it’s been a struggle over the past 12 months and says matchday just doesn’t feel the same.

Premiership title party with a pyro and smoke bomb display outside Ibrox.Steven Gerrard's men will be crowned champions if they defeat St Mirren at Ibrox on Saturday and Celtic fail to win away to Dundee United on Sunday.Expectation is building ahead of a first league title success in a decade with and it follows a similar display at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Wednesday.Police are also attendance with a significant number of supporters at Ibrox as they salute Gerrard's team ahead of clash with the Buddies.Scotland remains under strict lockdown measures amid the pandemic with supporters from different households not allowed to congregate under Government guidelines.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by

Steven Gerrard's side remain tantalisingly close to clinching the title.The Premiership leaders sit 15 points clear of rivals Celtic with a game in hand after interim boss John Kennedy secured a narrow victory over Aberdeen on Saturday.Rangers weren't on the league fixture card due to Livingston's involvement in the Betfred Cup Final but it does mean they can potentially stretch their lead to 21 points before Celtic next take to the field.It would, perhaps decisively, leave their Parkhead rivals with no more room for error.Gerrard's team visit the Tony Macaroni Arena on Wednesday, one of the few venues at which they've dropped points this term, before hosting St Mirren on Saturday.Celtic, meanwhile, head for Tannadice on Sunday.They could

Premiership clash between Livingston and Aberdeen has been called off due to the plastic pitch not thawing in time.An inspection was carried out at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Wednesday at 2pm by match officials but parts of the surface that lie in the shade remain frozen.Officials worked hard on Tuesday night to clear snow from the surface but the pitch has been deemed unsafe for the game to take place.There was hope from the Livingston side that the fixture would go ahead but hopes were dashed ahead of kick-off in West Lothian.The call-off will be a concern to SPFL chiefs who are already in a sweat over potential games being backlogged amid the Covid pandemic.Aberdeen already have a rearranged clash with Celtic to fulfil and the latest