🔗 Share this article Rangers Supporters Voice Anger After Boppers Draw while Squad Coach Faces Blockade Frustration erupted within Rangers fans after the squad's disappointing draw against the Bairns, leading to an event in which their club bus got blockaded by disgruntled supporters. Stoppage-Time Drama Delivers The Hoops Grab Victory Against Motherwell The Japanese forward headed a stoppage-time decisive goal to secure the home side Celtic their 3-2 triumph against Motherwell, delivering new boss Jens Berthel Askou their maiden defeat in charge. The team previously been ahead through a Australian striker brace, but Benjamin Nygren equalised prior to the winger's match-winning close-range finish sealed the comeback for their Glasgow side. The stoppage-time winner stopped the title holders going into an international break behind by 5 points. Motherwell's Early Control Reversed Kelechi Iheanacho initially opened deadlock with a goal from a penalty in the 28th minute, yet Stamatelopoulos swiftly flipped match around by scoring a pair of finishes around the interval. The first came via an powerful diving header. He later converted another penalty from the 12-yard mark after a intervention from the VAR technology. These efforts put Motherwell on track for a first win at their stadium for over a decade. Expensive Mistake Leads to Leveler Nonetheless, Motherwell's commitment towards playing from their own defence – a strength aspect of early-season form – proved costly as goalkeeper the keeper gave possession straight towards the opponent just eight metres out goal. This error let the attacker to easily slot in the equaliser, setting the stage a dramatic finale. Substitute Winger Delivers Immediate Contribution Michel-Ange Balikwisha subsequently produced his first significant moment for Celtic just 3 moments during added time, sending over a low ball that the forward converted with his close-range header. This decisive goal ended Motherwell's 14-match unbeaten streak, which represented been their best top-flight sequence since they won their 1952 domestic cup final. Aberdeen Hammer Dundee to claim Maiden League Win In another match, Jesper Karlsson netted a brace while the Pittodrie side secured a much-needed initial league win of the season, routing visitors Dundee 4-0. Karlsson started scoring scoring via the penalty spot. Adil Aouchiche plus Emmanuel Gyamfi scored further efforts before half-time. Karlsson later completed his brace right past the hour and seal a comprehensive win. The result moves the manager's side back into touching distance of those teams above them in the table.