Rangers Fans Express Fury Following Boppers Tie as Team Bus Encounters Protest

Frustration boiled over within the Gers fans following their squad's disappointing draw with Falkirk, culminating in an incident in which the club bus was blockaded by angry supporters.

Stoppage-Time Action Sees The Hoops Snatch Victory Against Motherwell

The Japanese forward headed an stoppage-time winner to secure the home side Celtic their 3-2 victory against the visitors, delivering recently appointed boss the Danish coach his first defeat in charge.

Visiting Motherwell had led thanks to a Apostolos Stamatelopoulos brace, however the Swedish attacker leveled the scores prior to Maeda's decisive close-range finish sealed a dramatic comeback by their Glasgow side.

The stoppage-time goal stopped the champions from an fixture break trailing by 5 points.

Motherwell's First-Half Control Overturned

Kelechi Iheanacho had broken deadlock scoring via a spot in the twenty-eighth minute, yet the Australian swiftly flipped the on its head by scoring a pair of goals either side of the interval.

• His first arrived with a impressive close-range header.
• He later added a penalty via the 12-yard mark after an review by video assistant referee system.

These goals had the Lanarkshire side on course towards a maiden victory in Celtic Park in a decade.

Costly Error Results in Leveler

However, Motherwell's dedication to playing from their own defence – a positive feature in early-season performances – proved costly as goalkeeper Calum Ward gave possession straight to the opponent just 8 metres from goal.

This gift allowed the attacker to slot home the equaliser, paving way stage for tense finale.

Replacement Winger Makes Instant Contribution

The recent signing then produced his maiden significant moment with Celtic just three minutes during stoppage time, sending across the low ball which Maeda finished via his diving header.

The crucial goal halted the opposition's 14-match undefeated run, a run had their longest best top-flight form after they won their 1952 Scottish Cup trophy.

Aberdeen Thrash The Dark Blues to claim Maiden League Victory

Elsewhere, The Swedish winger scored a brace as Aberdeen recorded their much-needed first Premiership triumph in this season, routing opponents the Dee four-nil.

1. The attacker started the with a penalty from the 12-yard mark.
2. The French midfielder plus the Ghanaian forward scored further efforts prior to the break.
3. He later added the double right past hour hour and confirm the victory.

This performance moves Jimmy Thelin's team back into touching distance of the sides ahead of them on league standings.