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Discontent boiled over within Rangers fans following the squad's disappointing draw with the Bairns, leading to a incident in which the team coach got prevented from moving by angry followers.

Stoppage-Time Action Sees The Hoops Snatch Victory Over Motherwell

The Japanese forward nodded in an injury-time decisive goal to secure the home side Celtic a three-two victory against Motherwell, delivering new manager Jens Berthel Askou their maiden loss in charge.

Visiting Motherwell had led thanks to a Australian striker double, however Benjamin Nygren equalised before Maeda's decisive diving header sealed the turnaround by their hosts.

The stoppage-time winner prevented their title holders from an fixture break behind by 5 points.

The Steelmen's Early Control Reversed

The Nigerian forward had broken deadlock with a goal from a penalty during the 28th minute, but the Australian swiftly flipped match on its head by scoring two goals around half-time.

• His first came with a powerful diving header.
• Stamatelopoulos then converted another penalty from spot-kick penalty spot following a intervention from the assistant referee system.

Those goals had Motherwell on track towards a first win in Celtic Park in a ten years.

Expensive Error Results in Leveler

Nonetheless, Motherwell's commitment to playing out from the defence – a strength feature of early-season performances – turned costly when shot-stopper the keeper gave the ball to Benjamin Nygren just 8 metres from the net.

The gift allowed the attacker to slot in the equaliser, setting way stage a dramatic finish.

Substitute Winger Makes Instant Contribution

Michel-Ange Balikwisha then delivered his first key contribution for the club only three moments during stoppage time, delivering over a driven cross which the forward converted with a close-range header.

The decisive strike ended the opposition's impressive undefeated run, a run had their their best top-flight form since they won the 1952 domestic cup final.

Aberdeen Thrash Dundee to claim First Premiership Win

Elsewhere, The Swedish winger netted a brace while the Pittodrie side secured their long-awaited initial Premiership triumph of this campaign, routing visitors Dundee four-nil.

1. The attacker opened the with a penalty via the 12-yard mark.
2. Adil Aouchiche plus Emmanuel Gyamfi scored additional efforts prior to half-time.
3. Karlsson later completed his brace just past the mark and confirm the win.

This result brings Jimmy Thelin's side closer into striking distance to those sides ahead of them in league table.