Livingston's Denholm Fights Back from Injury

0:00It's April 24th. This is Edinburgh News Today, driven by AI. Aiden Denholm, the 22-year-old midfielder from West Lothian, switched from hearts to Livingston hoping for a career boost. But just minutes into his debut in the league cup, he tore his hamstring, the same issue that hit him on loan at Ross County. Surgery and months of rehab followed, leaving him bedbound in a leg brace for eight weeks. That grind tested his mental strength and strained his family, but he's finally back to match fitness, fingers crossed for no more setbacks. Meanwhile, Livingston sits dead last in the 12-team top flight with just 16 points, 12 behind second bottom kill Marnoch and 14 off. St. Mirin. Denholm called the season frustrating, hating to watch his teammates drop late goals and lose ground without helping out. Still, the squad stays defiant, believing they're not far off, turning it around. This weekend, they head to Paisley to face St. Mirin, who could relegate the Lions of Result Go against them.

1:01St. Mirin just got hammered 6-2 by Celtic in the Scottish Cup, losing backup keeper Ryan Mullin to a thigh tear and number one, Shemal George II. Injury. They grab St. John Stone's Ross and Claire. On a seven-day emergency loan, he might debut, Saturday, after helping Perth win their championship midweek. Livingston's determined to snag those three points and fight on.