Motherwell will look to return to winning ways and extend St Johnstone's luckless run this weekend when the pair meet in Premiership action.
A 1-0 defeat to Celtic in the Steelmen's previous game provided another positive performance and they'll look to build on that this weekend.
Sitting fifth in the Premiership, Motherwell take on a St Johnstone side down on luck after last season's domestic cup double, bottom of the league ahead of this Saturday kick-off at 3pm.
After losing star men Jason Kerr and Ali McCann on deadline day and a raft of injury problems, Saints are joint-bottom of the league, having won just three of their 17 league games.
They'll be keen to bounce back from the run but Motherwell will have their sights on fully entering the Premiership's top four.
Capacity will be limited to under 10,000 for this match and vaccine certification is not required for Saturday's match at Fir Park.
Adult tickets range from £20-£24 while concessions are £16-£17. Juveniles are a universal price of £3. Fans can buy a live stream of the game from ppv.motherwellfc.co.uk for £12.
Man in the middle
Steven McLean takes charge of the game with Graeme Leslie and Colin Drummond as his assistants. The fourth official is Calum Scott.
McLean was ref for last month's Motherwell victory over Dundee United, where he sent off 'Well's Barry Maguire.
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