Livingston Football Club, established in the midst of the Second World War in 1943, hold court at their home ground affectionately referred to as 'The Home of the Set Fare Arena' in the picturesque land of Scotland. An inauspicious, yet simultaneously intriguing, moniker for a venue if ever there were one.
With a roster of 29 players sporting an average age of 28, one might say Livingston have struck a balance between youthful exuberance and the maturity borne from seasoned campaign. This dynamic assemblage of talent are currently being put through their paces in three distinct competitions in the ongoing season.
They currently languish in the 12th position in the Premiership, with ambitions of clambering higher up the ranks. In the League Cup, their journey was abruptly halted in the Second Round. Their venture in the Scottish Cup saw them advance to the Fourth Round, a commendable achievement in a tournament renowned for its unpredictability and the odd thrill it frequently provides to the unassuming audience.
