Manager in focus - David Martindale

Livingston find themselves bottom of the heap after slumping to six successive defeats, the worst run in David Martindale's time in charge and the club's poorest sequence in the top flight since their dismal 2005-06 campaign.

The West Lothian side have gone seven-and-a-half hours of action without scoring and haven't found the net from open play in nine hours. They've only managed five efforts on target across the last five matches.

So Martindale will be hoping three home fixtures provide a turning point.

Saturday's opponents, Ross County, are on the up, gathering four points from two games in Dingwall under returned manager Derek Adams.

But County's record on the road is not so hot, without a win in five trips (D3 L2), and they have lost four of their past six top-flight visits to Livingston, winning just once.

County have only scored once in four outings, so we're not expecting the floodgates to open.

Martindale would take any kind of goal to rekindle confidence, but County have yet to concede since Adams returned.