Motherwell boss Jens Berthel Askou admitted the team still miss winning games as they chase a fourth‑place finish. The midfield‑forward club sits three points above Hibernian with six fixtures left, after a string of three losses and a draw in their last four matches. Askou refuses to name a target, warning that pre‑planning can backfire.

Askou insists every match will be fought for all three points, noting that winning is a key step toward a “big” outcome. He highlighted the upcoming clash with Hearts, who sit just above Rangers and a point ahead of Celtic, as a litmus test for the top‑six. The manager believes no side will win every remaining game, citing historic unpredictability.

With six games left, Motherwell must secure enough points to stay above Hibernian. The team’s recent slump underscores the pressure of the final stretch. As the league edges toward its climax, the outcome of the Saturday fixture against Hearts will likely sharpen the gap between the clubs and cement the fourth‑place spot for the hosts. This result will also influence the final standings and qualification.