Motherwell boss Stevie Hammell says his aspect should construct on their win over Aberdeen as they head right into a Fir Park showdown with Livingston tomorrow.
Whereas Hammell says the Steelmen have to put that consequence behind them and concentrate on Davie Martindale’s males, he provides that they have to be taught from it and needs enhancements even on the 3-2 win.
Blair Spittal gave ’Nicely the lead, just for Aberdeen to show it round with strikes from Bojan Miovski and Jonny Hayes.
Nevertheless, strikes from Callum Slattery and Kevin van Veen noticed Hammell’s aspect take all three factors again to North Lanarkshire.
With Livingston having loved a robust begin to the season, together with a 2-1 win over Hibs final weekend, Hammell expects a tricky take a look at.
He stated: “The win over Aberdeen was big, it was actually constructive and nicely deserved, I believed, within the sport.
“We realized from it, we transfer on, and there aren't any straightforward video games on this league in any respect.
“There’s quite a lot of stuff we may have finished higher, that we have to enhance on, and once more this sport on Saturday is a really powerful one, however we’ve ready as greatest we are able to.
“We all know we are going to have to be at our best possible to get something.
“Livingston are a very good group, they’ve obtained an incredible togetherness and it’s a distinct drawback to earlier than.
“They’re a mature group, they recruit and produce folks in to what they do, and I consider that’s the place their strengths are – their togetherness, their group spirit – and we’re beneath no illusions how powerful that is going to be.”
Hammell added: “They've weaknesses we are able to exploit, they’ll assume the identical about us and can come right here anticipating to do nicely, the identical as us.
“It is going to be powerful, however we have to construct on what we’ve finished already, we have to put one other constructive efficiency on – that’s the purpose.
“We wish to do nicely at house, I believe each group would say the identical, however once more, it’s going to be powerful.”
Hammell says he has seen a distinction within the squad since he and Brian Kerr took the reins from Graham Alexander and Chris Lucketti.
The previous Fir Park defender intends to construct on that, however is happy with what he has seen to date.
“There was somewhat little bit of a insecurity right here on the membership, within the squad, which we sensed,” stated Hammell.
“We really feel like we’re slowly making that higher.
“We’re nowhere close to the place we wish to be, however I really feel just like the gamers are responding to what we’re doing, they’re gaining confidence, which ends up in factors.
“If we are able to preserve that momentum going then hopefully we’ll see the gamers we’ve already obtained within the constructing construct their confidence and enhance, and we’ve already seen that with a couple of of the blokes.
“We’re quietly progressing the best way we wish. Bodily, tactically, we’re getting higher so these are early indicators, however that’s all it's simply now.”
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