Aberdeen are next for Graham Alexander's Motherwell side as the Steelmen make the journey north to Pittodrie.
After a promising start to the Premiership campaign, the Fir Park side have taken one point from the last available 15, their latest game being a heavy 6-1 home defeat to Rangers.
It's been a tough run for Alexander's men, who have faced Celtic, Hearts, Dundee United and St Mirren within this period of matches.
The Dons will present another tough challenge after finding form following a difficult beginning to the league season under new boss Stephen Glass.
They have defeated Hearts and Hibs at home in recent weeks while a 2-2 draw with Rangers at Ibrox showed progress.
Motherwell won the first meeting between the pair this season 2-0 at Fir Park thanks to goals from Juhani Ojala and Kevin Van Veen.
'Well fans wishing to attend the game at Pittodrie have the option of buying tickets before their travels or on a cash gate at the stadium. Adults are £26, Over 65s £20, Over 75s £16, 18-21s £16, Under 18s £12 and Under 12s are £6.
Vaccine certification is not required. The match is available to buy on pay-per-view from ppv.afc.co.uk in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and Ireland at the price of £13.99.
Man in the middle
Don Robertson takes charge of Saturday's match, with assistant referees John McCrossan and Steven Traynor. Euan Anderson is the fourth official.
It's the first time Robertson has officiated either side in the Premiership this season and took charge of Real Madrid's UEFA Youth League match against Shakhtar this week.
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