Lennon Miller takes leading Motherwell out at Hampden in his stride

Motherwell’s Lennon Miller was the youngest player on the pitch at Hampden on Saturday – but he took it all in his stride.

The 18-year-old was handed his first start of the season by ‘Well boss Steven Hammell for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Rangers and he didn’t let anyone down.

Miller was part of a resolute Motherwell defence that kept Rangers at bay for long spells and he even had a couple of chances to win the game for his side.

In the end, it wasn’t to be for Motherwell as they lost 2-0 to the Ibrox side but Miller’s performance was a bright spot for the Steelmen.

He showed that he has the quality to play at the highest level and he will be a valuable asset for Motherwell in the years to come.

Miller’s performance was all the more impressive given that he was playing against a Rangers side that included several full internationals.

However, the youngster never looked out of his depth and he was always willing to get on the ball and play.

Miller’s performance was a reminder of the strength of Motherwell’s academy and he is just one of a number of talented youngsters who are coming through the ranks at Fir Park.

With Miller in their side, Motherwell have a bright future ahead of them.

Miller is a product of Motherwell’s academy and he has been with the club since he was a young boy.

He has progressed through the ranks at Fir Park and he has now established himself as a regular member of the first-team squad.

Miller is a versatile player who can play in a number of positions but he is most comfortable in central midfield.

He is a good passer of the ball and he also has an eye for goal.

Miller is a talented young player who has a bright future ahead of him.

He is a key member of the Motherwell team and he will be hoping to help them win some silverware this season.