Scottish football has endured a turbulent last few weeks, but the Premiership returns this week following their hastened winter break, and Motherwell head to the Highlands hoping to continue a good run of form.
Graham Alexander's men were last in action on Boxing Day when they beat Livingston 2-1 at Fir Park, thanks to a Kevin van Veen double, giving them back to back wins.
That left them fourth in the table and on a rich vein of form, with the Steelmen having lost only two of their last eight games.
Motherwell won the only other meeting of the sides 2-1 at Fir Park back in September, with Callum Slattery and Tony Watt on target.
It's a 7.45pm kick-off in Dingwall and capacity crowds are allowed back in, but it's an almighty trek up north.
Those who are unable to make the trip can watch on Ross County TV via pay-per-view for £15.
Live coverage starts at 7.10pm with full build-up and commentary.
Man in the middle
John Beaton officiates this game, assisted by Ross Macleod and Stuart Stevenson, with Stewart Luke as fourth official.
No stranger to controversy, Beaton has issued 103 yellow cards and four reds in 25 games this season - though two dismissals were in World Cup qualifiers.
He has only been in charge of one game featuring Motherwell this season, with nine yellow cards dished out as the Steelmen beat Aberdeen 2-0 at Fir Park in September.
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