We believe that Davor Zdravkovski, Calum Butcher and Georgie Gent are coming on for Motherwell.

Stuart Kettlewell presumably not happy then...

Oh dear, Stuart Kettlewell. He's a man under pressure, and this might be too much to come back from.

From the first whistle, County have dominated. The first corner resulted in a goal, and every set-piece since has resulted in a chance.

Yan Dhanda is having a ball out there, nutmegging Motherwell players, dancing around defenders. He looked pretty happy with his goal - his first in the league this season - that he swazzed into the corner.

Motherwell have come back from two goals behind before. They don't look likely to repeat that trick tonight.

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Yan Dhanda has just rolled the ball through Callum Slattery's legs. That was very, very naughty.

Jordan White then goes into the book for a naughty tackle on Bevis Muyabi. Different type of naughty.

That really, really should have been a goal. County knocked it about beautifully before Yan Dhanda slipped in Connor Randall... but he put his shot straight at Liam Kelly when one-on-one.

Anyone but him.

If you want to know how things are going for Motherwell at the moment, they've just tried to win a free-kick in their own half by walloping the ball off a County player who was not 10 yards away.

Instead, they miss the County player and shell it up the pitch.

Simon Murray almost scores from a corner - again!

It's from the other side this time, a James Brown outswinger. Murray is able to burst through two defenders and loop a header at the front post, but it lands just over the bar. Not far away at all.

Some stats for you... Motherwell have conceded 11 first-half goals in 16 games, more than any other team in the Scottish Premiership this season.

They have also only won once this season after conceding the opening goal. They've also drawn three, and lost seven.

Almost a quickfire double for County. Simon Murray collects on the edge of the box and curls towards goal. It takes a wicked deflection and bounces towards goal... but hits the post and goes behind.

Meanwhile, David Dickinson has booked Blair Spittal for a nasty challenge on Yan Dhanda.

There's a VAR check on the challenge... check complete - no red card.

Motherwell have enjoyed a little spell of pressure and forced two good saves in a row Ross Laidlaw. Callum Slattery blasts one, and it rises into a decent height to punch away.

It comes back to Stephen O'Donnell who goes low, but this time Laidlaw gets a foot to it.

Spare a thought for that Motherwell fan we showed you earlier... he can't be best pleased.

Motherwell have given themselves a mountain to climb after 1 minute 56 seconds.

Ross County have not lost this season when they've gone ahead.

And we are under way! Will Motherwell's rank rotten run continue, or will Stuart Kettlewell get one over his old side?

We're about to find out!

It's all been pretty bleak for Motherwell recently, but they can take heart from their recent visits to Dingwall.

Motherwell have won each of their last three league visits to Ross County by an aggregate score of 8-0.

How they would love three points tonight.

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Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "I can look into the stands and see so many people I know, but my job is to get a win for Motherwell. I'm loving my time at Motherwell, both clubs have very good people but it's business.

"I enjoyed it last time I was up here, we got three points, but everyone in the stadium wanted to beat me and Motherwell. That's the nature of football, but the true friendships will stay afterwards.

"It's strange how football throws up these stories and situations. Derek brought me up here in 2009, and I'm forever grateful for it. I had a fantastic time up here. It gave me a chance to play in the Premiership and I'm not sure that would have happened otherwise."

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Ross County manager Derek Adams tells BBC Scotland: "It was following on from the good performance against Kilmarnock. We created a lot of good opportunities against Kilmarnock and didn't get the three points we deserved on the day.

"We took that performance into the game on Tuesday against St Mirren, and were able to get the better of them. We started quickly, got our forward players onto the ball.

"It's extremely tight. We're trying to look after ourselves. We'll do that by taking the game to Motherwell and taking our chances.

[On managing Kettlewell] "I saw the character and determination. I remember a player who wanted to win football matches. What we he gave us was a lot of dig and determination in the middle of the park. He's taken that into his managerial career."

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