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Frustration erupted within Rangers fans after the team's disappointing stalemate against Falkirk, leading to a incident where the team coach got prevented from moving by angry followers.

Late Drama Delivers The Hoops Grab Win Over The Steelmen

The Japanese forward headed a injury-time winner as secure the home side the Bhoys their 3-2 triumph over Motherwell, handing recently appointed boss the Danish coach their first defeat at the helm.

Visiting team previously been ahead thanks to an Australian striker double, however the Swedish attacker equalised before Maeda's match-winning diving header sealed a dramatic comeback for their Glasgow side.

This late goal stopped the title holders going into an international pause trailing by 5 points.

Motherwell's First-Half Control Reversed

The Nigerian forward had broken deadlock with a goal from the spot during that twenty-eighth minute, but the Australian swiftly flipped the around by scoring two finishes around half-time.

• The opener arrived with an powerful diving header.
• Stamatelopoulos later converted another second via the 12-yard mark following an intervention by video assistant referee system.

These efforts put Motherwell on course for their maiden win in Celtic Park in over a decade.

Costly Error Results in Equaliser

However, the team's dedication to building from their own back – a strength feature in early-season performances – proved detrimental as goalkeeper Calum Ward gave the ball to Benjamin Nygren only eight metres out goal.

This error let the attacker to tap home an leveling goal, setting way for for tense finale.

Substitute Balikwisha Makes Immediate Impact

Michel-Ange Balikwisha then produced a first key moment with Celtic just three minutes into added time, delivering across the low ball which Maeda finished with his diving header.

This crucial strike halted the opposition's impressive undefeated streak, a run represented their their best Premiership sequence since they won their nineteen fifty-two domestic cup trophy.

The Dons Thrash Dundee to claim Maiden Premiership Win

In another match, Jesper Karlsson netted a brace while the Pittodrie side recorded a long-awaited initial Premiership win of this season, thrashing opponents the Dee 4-0.

1. Karlsson opened scoring with a penalty from the 12-yard mark.
2. Adil Aouchiche and Emmanuel Gyamfi scored further goals prior to half-time.
3. He later added his double just after the mark and confirm the win.

This result brings the manager's team closer into touching distance of those sides above them on league standings.