Gers Supporters Express Anger After Falkirk Draw as Team Bus Encounters Blockade
Frustration erupted within Rangers supporters following the squad's disappointing stalemate against the Bairns, culminating in a incident where their club coach was prevented from moving from angry followers.
Stoppage-Time Action Delivers The Hoops Grab Win Against The Steelmen
The Japanese forward headed a injury-time winner as earn the home side Celtic their 3-2 victory over the visitors, handing recently appointed boss the Danish coach his maiden loss at the helm.
The Motherwell previously been ahead through an Australian striker brace, but Benjamin Nygren equalised prior to the winger's match-winning close-range finish sealed the comeback by their Glasgow side.
The stoppage-time goal stopped their title holders from an international break trailing with 5 points.
The Steelmen's First-Half Dominance Overturned
Kelechi Iheanacho initially opened the with a goal via a penalty in that 28th minute, yet Stamatelopoulos swiftly turned the on its head by scoring a pair of finishes around half-time.
- His opener arrived via a impressive diving header.
- He then added a penalty from spot-kick penalty spot after an intervention from video assistant referee technology.
These goals had Motherwell on track for their maiden win at Celtic Park for a decade.
Expensive Error Results in Equaliser
Nonetheless, Motherwell's dedication to building out from the back – previously strength aspect of their performances – proved detrimental when shot-stopper the keeper passed possession ball to the opponent just 8 metres from goal.
The gift allowed Nygren to slot home an leveling goal, setting the for for tense finish.
Substitute Winger Makes Instant Impact
The recent signing subsequently produced a first key moment with Celtic just three moments into stoppage time, sending over the driven ball which the forward converted with a diving header.
This crucial goal ended Motherwell's 14-match unbeaten run, which represented their their longest Premiership form after the club won their nineteen fifty-two Scottish Cup final.
The Dons Thrash The Dark Blues to claim First League Victory
In another match, Jesper Karlsson netted twice while Aberdeen recorded their long-awaited initial Premiership triumph of this season, routing visitors Dundee 4-0.
- Karlsson started scoring with a penalty via spot-kick penalty spot.
- The French midfielder and the Ghanaian forward added additional efforts prior to half-time.
- He later completed the double just after hour hour to seal the victory.
The performance moves Jimmy Thelin's side closer within striking distance of those teams ahead of them in league standings.
