Gers Supporters Voice Anger Following Boppers Draw as Squad Bus Encounters Blockade
Discontent erupted within Rangers supporters following their squad's disappointing stalemate with Falkirk, culminating in an event in which their club bus was prevented from moving by disgruntled supporters.
Late Action Sees The Hoops Grab Victory Over The Steelmen
The Japanese forward nodded in a injury-time winner as secure the home side Celtic their three-two triumph over the visitors, handing new manager the Danish coach their first loss at the helm.
Visiting team previously led through a Australian striker double, however Benjamin Nygren leveled the scores before Maeda's decisive close-range finish sealed the comeback by the hosts.
The late winner prevented the champions from the fixture pause trailing with 5 points.
The Steelmen's First-Half Control Reversed
The Nigerian forward had opened the scoring from the spot in that twenty-eighth minute, yet the Australian quickly turned match on its head with two goals around the interval.
- The first came via a powerful close-range header.
- Stamatelopoulos later converted a penalty from the 12-yard mark after a intervention by video assistant referee technology.
These efforts had Motherwell on track for their first win in Celtic Park in over a decade.
Expensive Mistake Leads to Equaliser
However, the team's dedication to playing out from their own defence – previously positive feature of their form – turned detrimental as shot-stopper the keeper gave possession ball to the opponent just eight metres from goal.
The error allowed Nygren to easily tap home the leveling goal, setting way stage for dramatic finish.
Substitute Balikwisha Delivers Immediate Contribution
The recent signing subsequently produced a first significant contribution with Celtic only 3 moments into stoppage time, delivering across the low ball that Maeda finished with a diving header.
The crucial goal halted the opposition's impressive undefeated streak, a run represented their their longest top-flight form since the club won their 1952 domestic cup trophy.
Aberdeen Thrash Dundee to claim First League Win
In another match, The Swedish winger netted a brace while the Pittodrie side recorded a long-awaited first Premiership win of the campaign, thrashing visitors Dundee 4-0.
- The attacker started scoring scoring via spot-kick 12-yard mark.
- Adil Aouchiche and Emmanuel Gyamfi added additional goals prior to the break.
- He later added the brace right after hour hour to seal the victory.
The result brings the manager's side back within striking distance of those teams ahead of them on league table.
