Livingston Football Club, a Scottish fixture on the green since their founding in 1943, stand as representatives for West Lothian as they compete on the home turf of The Home of the Set Fare Arena. The club, fondly referred to as Livi by their loyal followers across Scotland, are no strangers to the challenges and rigours of football, against both local and international opponents.
At the heart of the team is a squad of 28 sturdy players, strapping lads who bring an average age of 27 to the field. The strategic balance of youthful vigour coupled with experienced poise is not a concept lost on the Livi management, with this selection of sporting talent meticulously chosen to represent the hopes and dreams of Livi's fanbase.
During this eventful season, Livi find themselves striving for greatness in two battles on the national front. They are currently wrestling to improve their standings in the Premiership, where they are situated in the 9th place, a position far from their lofty ambitions. Alongside this, the scrappy side made it to the League Cup's Second Round, a fine achievement yet a reminder of the distance yet to cover.
