Rangers Supporters Express Anger After Boppers Draw as Team Coach Encounters Protest
Discontent boiled over among the Gers supporters following their squad's frustrating stalemate against the Bairns, culminating in a incident where their club bus got prevented from moving from angry supporters.
Stoppage-Time Drama Sees Celtic Snatch Victory Against The Steelmen
The Japanese forward headed a stoppage-time decisive goal as secure the home side the Bhoys a three-two triumph over Motherwell, handing new boss the Danish coach their maiden loss at the helm.
The team previously led through a Australian striker double, however Benjamin Nygren equalised before the winger's match-winning diving header sealed a dramatic comeback by their hosts.
The late goal stopped their title holders from an fixture pause behind by 5 points.
The Steelmen's Early Dominance Reversed
The Nigerian forward initially broken the with a goal via a spot during that twenty-eighth minute, yet the Australian quickly turned the on its head by scoring a pair of goals either side of half-time.
- His first came via an impressive diving header.
- He later converted another penalty via spot-kick penalty spot after an intervention from video assistant referee technology.
These efforts put the Lanarkshire side on track towards a maiden win in their stadium for over a ten years.
Costly Mistake Leads to Equaliser
Nonetheless, the team's commitment towards playing out from their own back – a positive aspect of early-season performances – turned costly when shot-stopper Calum Ward gave possession straight towards the opponent only 8 yards from goal.
The gift allowed the attacker to slot home an equaliser, paving way for for tense finale.
Substitute Winger Delivers Instant Contribution
The recent signing then produced a maiden significant contribution for Celtic just three minutes into added time, delivering across a low cross which Maeda converted with a close-range header.
The crucial strike halted the opposition's 14-match undefeated run, which had been their longest top-flight sequence since the club lifted their nineteen fifty-two Scottish Cup trophy.
The Dons Thrash The Dark Blues to claim First League Win
Elsewhere, The Swedish winger netted twice while the Pittodrie side recorded their long-awaited first Premiership win in this season, thrashing visitors Dundee four-nil.
- Karlsson started scoring with a penalty from the penalty spot.
- Adil Aouchiche and Emmanuel Gyamfi scored additional efforts before the break.
- He then added the double just past hour mark to seal the win.
This result moves the manager's team back into touching distance to the teams above the Dons on the standings.
