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Discontent erupted within the Gers fans after the squad's frustrating stalemate against the Bairns, culminating in an incident in which their team coach was blockaded by disgruntled supporters.

Late Action Sees The Hoops Grab Win Against Motherwell

The Japanese forward headed an injury-time decisive goal as secure the home side Celtic their three-two triumph against Motherwell, delivering recently appointed manager Jens Berthel Askou their first loss in charge.

Visiting team previously led through an Apostolos Stamatelopoulos brace, however Benjamin Nygren leveled the scores prior to Maeda's decisive close-range finish clinched a dramatic turnaround by the hosts.

The late winner stopped the title holders going into an international pause trailing with five points.

Motherwell's First-Half Control Overturned

The Nigerian forward initially broken deadlock with a goal from a spot during the twenty-eighth minute, but Stamatelopoulos quickly turned match around by scoring a pair of goals either side of half-time.

• The first arrived with an impressive close-range header.
• Stamatelopoulos later added another second from spot-kick 12-yard mark following an intervention from video assistant referee technology.

Those efforts put Motherwell on course towards their maiden victory in Celtic Park in over a ten years.

Costly Mistake Leads to Leveler

Nonetheless, Motherwell's commitment to playing out from the defence – a strength feature of early-season performances – turned costly as goalkeeper the keeper gave possession ball to the opponent only eight yards from goal.

The gift let the attacker to slot home an leveling goal, paving way for a dramatic finish.

Replacement Balikwisha Makes Instant Contribution

Michel-Ange Balikwisha then delivered his first key contribution for Celtic only three minutes into stoppage time, delivering over a driven cross which the forward finished with his close-range header.

This crucial goal halted Motherwell's impressive undefeated run, which represented been their best Premiership sequence after the club won their nineteen fifty-two domestic cup trophy.

The Dons Thrash Dundee to claim Maiden League Win

In another match, The Swedish winger netted twice while the Pittodrie side secured a long-awaited first league win in this campaign, thrashing opponents Dundee four-nil.

1. Karlsson started the scoring via spot-kick 12-yard mark.
2. The French midfielder and Emmanuel Gyamfi scored further efforts before the break.
3. He then added the double right after the hour and confirm a comprehensive victory.

This result moves Jimmy Thelin's side back into touching range to the teams above them on the standings.