Livingston Football Club, or Livi as it's affectionately known, entered the world of football in 1943. Remarkably, its home ground carries the intriguing moniker of The Home of the Set Fare Arena, situated in bonny Scotland.
Livingston's band of 28 players reflects the maturity and experience of a group with an average age of 28 - a notable diversity in a game known for its youthful exuberance.
Showing admirable pluck, the team has immersed itself into a triumvirate of competitions this season. Over in the Premiership, they currently languish in 12th position. Their journey in the League Cup was abruptly interrupted in the Second Round, while their Scottish Cup dreams were dashed in the Fourth Round.