Rangers Supporters Express Fury After Boppers Tie while Team Coach Encounters Protest

Frustration boiled over within Rangers supporters following their team's frustrating stalemate with Falkirk, leading to a event where the club bus got prevented from moving by angry followers.

Stoppage-Time Action Delivers Celtic Snatch Win Over Motherwell

The Japanese forward headed an injury-time decisive goal to secure the home side Celtic their three-two victory against Motherwell, handing new boss the Danish coach their maiden loss in charge.

The team previously led thanks to an Apostolos Stamatelopoulos brace, however Benjamin Nygren equalised prior to the winger's decisive close-range finish clinched a dramatic comeback for the Glasgow side.

The stoppage-time winner stopped the champions from the fixture break trailing with 5 points.

The Steelmen's First-Half Control Overturned

Kelechi Iheanacho had opened the scoring via the spot in that twenty-eighth minute, but the Australian swiftly flipped the on its head with two goals around the interval.

• His opener arrived with a impressive diving header.
• He later converted a penalty from the 12-yard mark following a intervention by video assistant referee system.

Those efforts had Motherwell on course towards a first victory at their stadium for over a decade.

Expensive Error Results in Leveler

However, Motherwell's dedication to playing out from their own back – previously strength feature of their performances – turned costly as goalkeeper Calum Ward passed possession straight towards the opponent just eight yards out goal.

This error allowed the attacker to easily slot in the leveling goal, paving the stage for tense finale.

Substitute Winger Makes Instant Contribution

Michel-Ange Balikwisha then produced a first key moment for the club just 3 moments during stoppage time, delivering over the driven ball which the forward converted via his diving header.

The decisive strike ended Motherwell's 14-match undefeated streak, a run represented their their longest Premiership form after they won their 1952 Scottish Cup final.

Aberdeen Thrash The Dark Blues to claim Maiden Premiership Win

Elsewhere, The Swedish winger netted a brace as the Pittodrie side secured their long-awaited initial Premiership triumph of the campaign, thrashing opponents the Dee 4-0.

1. Karlsson started the with a penalty via spot-kick penalty spot.
2. The French midfielder plus Emmanuel Gyamfi scored additional goals prior to the break.
3. Karlsson then completed the brace just past hour hour to confirm a comprehensive win.

The result moves Jimmy Thelin's team back into touching distance to the teams ahead of them on the standings.