Established in 1943, the hammer throes of the Second World War, Livingston FC have set their roots deep in Scottish soil. They've fought many battles at their fortress, known as The Home of the Set Fare Arena, where they have hosted a plethora foes from across the land.
The team's strength lies in its unity, a close-knit group of 27 lads who coat the field with a blend of grit and skill. With an average age of 27 floating around the dressing room, it's clear that the Leith-based side have a decent mix of youth and experience - likely leading to some interesting displays on the pitch.
The current season has tested their mettle in three separate competitions. In the Premiership, a league fraught with battles, they languish at a less than ideal 12th place. While it's far from the glory days of the 'Old Firm' seasons of the past, there's still a chance for a phoenix-like rise. Their journey in the League Cup was cut short at the Second Round, but they laboured valiantly. The Scottish Cup saw the lads from Livingston battle their way to the Fourth Round, displaying their true grit and mettle.
