Rangers Supporters Voice Fury Following Boppers Tie while Squad Coach Faces Blockade

Frustration erupted within Rangers supporters after their squad's disappointing draw with Falkirk, culminating in an incident where their club bus was blockaded from angry followers.

Stoppage-Time Action Sees The Hoops Snatch Victory Over Motherwell

The Japanese forward headed an stoppage-time winner as secure the home side Celtic a three-two victory against the visitors, handing recently appointed boss the Danish coach their maiden defeat at the helm.

The Motherwell had been ahead through a Australian striker double, however Benjamin Nygren equalised prior to the winger's decisive diving header clinched the turnaround by their Glasgow side.

This late goal stopped the title holders from an international break behind by 5 points.

Motherwell's First-Half Dominance Reversed

Kelechi Iheanacho had opened the scoring from a penalty during that 28th minute, but the Australian quickly turned match around by scoring two goals either side of half-time.

• His opener arrived with an powerful close-range header.
• He later added a second from spot-kick penalty spot after an review from video VAR technology.

Those goals put the Lanarkshire side on course towards a maiden win at Celtic Park for over a ten years.

Costly Error Leads to Equaliser

However, Motherwell's commitment to building from their own defence – a strength aspect of their performances – turned costly when shot-stopper Calum Ward passed possession ball to Benjamin Nygren just eight metres out goal.

This gift let the attacker to tap in an leveling goal, paving way stage for tense finish.

Replacement Balikwisha Makes Immediate Impact

The recent signing then produced a first key contribution with Celtic only three minutes during added time, sending across the driven ball which Maeda converted with his diving header.

This crucial strike halted the opposition's impressive undefeated streak, a run represented been their best top-flight form since the club won their 1952 Scottish Cup trophy.

Aberdeen Hammer The Dark Blues for First League Victory

In another match, The Swedish winger netted a brace while Aberdeen secured a long-awaited initial league triumph in this season, thrashing visitors Dundee four-nil.

1. Karlsson started the scoring from the 12-yard mark.
2. The French midfielder plus the Ghanaian forward added further efforts prior to the break.
3. Karlsson later added the double just after the mark and seal the win.

This performance brings Jimmy Thelin's team back into striking distance to those sides ahead of them in league table.