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Frustration boiled over within the Gers supporters following the team's frustrating draw with the Bairns, culminating in a event where the team bus got blockaded from disgruntled supporters.

Stoppage-Time Action Delivers Celtic Snatch Win Over Motherwell

Daizen Maeda headed an stoppage-time decisive goal to secure the home side the Bhoys a 3-2 victory over the visitors, delivering new manager the Danish coach his maiden loss at the helm.

The Motherwell had been ahead thanks to a Apostolos Stamatelopoulos brace, but the Swedish attacker leveled the scores before Maeda's match-winning diving header clinched the turnaround by their hosts.

This stoppage-time winner prevented their champions going into the fixture pause trailing with 5 points.

Motherwell's Early Control Reversed

The Nigerian forward initially broken deadlock scoring via the spot during the 28th minute, but Stamatelopoulos swiftly flipped match around with two goals around the interval.

• The opener came via a powerful diving header.
• He later converted another second from spot-kick penalty spot following a intervention from the VAR system.

Those efforts had Motherwell on track towards a first win at Celtic Park for over a decade.

Expensive Mistake Results in Equaliser

However, Motherwell's commitment towards playing out from the defence – a strength feature of their performances – turned detrimental when goalkeeper Calum Ward gave possession ball to Benjamin Nygren only eight yards out goal.

The gift allowed the attacker to slot home an equaliser, setting way for for tense finale.

Replacement Balikwisha Makes Instant Contribution

The recent signing then produced a first key moment with the club only 3 minutes during stoppage time, sending over the low cross which the forward converted via a diving header.

This decisive strike halted the opposition's 14-match undefeated streak, which represented been their longest top-flight form since they lifted the 1952 domestic cup trophy.

The Dons Hammer The Dark Blues to claim Maiden Premiership Victory

Elsewhere, The Swedish winger netted twice as Aberdeen secured a much-needed first Premiership triumph in the campaign, routing opponents the Dee 4-0.

1. Karlsson started scoring with a penalty from spot-kick 12-yard mark.
2. Adil Aouchiche and Emmanuel Gyamfi added additional goals before the break.
3. He later added his double right past the mark and confirm the win.

This result brings Jimmy Thelin's side back within striking distance to the sides ahead of them on league table.