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Motherwell vs Aberdeen: Premiership Regular Season clash at Fir Park

Motherwell host Aberdeen on Tuesday evening at Fir Park, with four points separating these two sides in the Scottish Premiership Regular Season.

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·15 Sept·2 min read
Motherwell vs Aberdeen: Premiership Regular Season clash at Fir Park
Motherwell vs Aberdeen: Premiership Regular Season clash at Fir ParkPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Motherwell sit fifth in the Premiership Regular Season table with eight points from five matches, recording two wins, two draws and one defeat. Their goal record stands at 8-5. Aberdeen arrive in tenth place, in the bottom third of the 12-team table, having taken four points from five outings — one win, one draw and three defeats — and carrying a goals record of 2-7.

Despite the table gap, recent form tells a more level story. Both sides have collected four points from their last five matches. Motherwell's run reads: a loss to Rangers, a 3-0 win over Dundee United, a 3-3 draw at St Mirren, and two defeats to SC Freiburg. Aberdeen's corresponding sequence includes a goalless draw with Kilmarnock, losses to Celtic, Rangers and Dundee, and a 2-1 win over Heart Of Midlothian.

The head-to-head record at this fixture leans firmly in Motherwell's favour. The most recent meeting ended Motherwell 2-0 Aberdeen in February 2026. Prior to that, the sides drew 1-1 in November 2025, and before that Motherwell again won 2-0 in September 2025. Motherwell have not been beaten by Aberdeen across those three encounters.

The four-point gap between the sides in the Premiership Regular Season table gives Tuesday's match clear significance for Aberdeen, who are seeking to move away from the bottom third. Motherwell, for their part, will look to consolidate their position in the top half. Kick-off at Fir Park is at 18:45 UTC.

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