Originating in the midst of the Second World War, Livingston Football Club was established in 1943. They've been sprawled across the mottled grass of The Home of the Set Fare Arena for innumerable home games ever since. Nestled within the heart of Scotland, the pitch has seen the rise and fall of many sporting heroes.
While their team is certainly not the spryest in the league, it certainly has experienced grit. The Livingston squad, made up of 28 players, boasts an average age of 27 - a testament to the balance between youthful exuberance and seasoned wisdom on the pitch.
Football isn't just about training and friendlies; it's about the gritty competition and the drive for victory. This season, the Lions of Livingston have borne their teeth in two competitive arenas thus far. Their endeavours have seen them claw their way to holding a twelfth place position in the Premiership. Meanwhile, they demonstrated a valiant performance in the League Cup, resulting in a departure from the competition in the Second Round.