Michael Stewart
Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

What a team Motherwell are. They are such a great watch and showed some real desire. 1-0 down at home, down to 10 men, and they never buckled one little bit. They kept throwing everything at it.

That's a good point for Rangers, because Motherwell were so on top.

Yes, there weren't clear cut chances, but they worked Jack Butland a fair bit.

So that could prove to be a very good point for Rangers because Motherwell probably deserved more.

"We definitely deserved something from the game," Motherwell goal-hero Stephen Welsh tells Sky Sports.

"We're disappointed with a point, but we'll take it."

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That was Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's first goal in more than 14 months - since the midfielder hit a Besiktas winner against Fenerbahce on 7 December 2024.

How about that for a swing in moods across the Old Firm clubs?

Celtic made heavy weather of things at home to Livingston, missing a host of early chances then giving away a penalty to flirt with dropping points.

Then Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain stepped up to make it a memorable debut.

Meanwhile, Rangers looked on their way to victory against the 10 men of Motherwell before on-loan Celtic defender Stephen Welsh struck.

There will be many more twists before the season is out...

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Ten-man Motherwell hit back to snatch a draw thanks to an 89th-minute strike from Stephen Welsh.

Nico Raskin had given Rangers an early lead at Fir Park.

The visitors will go into Sunday's game against Hearts at Ibrox five points behind the league leaders.

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Motherwell goal hero Stephen Welsh is down with cramp as the home fans sing his name with gusto.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

It's a simple ball into the box. Rangers don't defend the long cross.

And Stephen Welsh - just when there's a twist of fate at Celtic Park a few minutes ago, it's a Celtic player who then comes up with huge goal for Motherwell.

We're a third of the way into six minutes of stoppage time at a febrile Fir Park.

Five changes to bring you.

Sam Nicholson and Regan Charles-Cook coming on for the hosts, with Emmanuel Longelo and Eli Just off.

Thelo Aasgaard, Bojan Miovski and Dujon Sterling are on for Rangers with Mikey Moore, Youssef Chermiti and James Tavernier replaced.

Livingston are furious.

They want a penalty for handball, but the final whistle goes before any chance for a VAR check.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's 91st-minute goal earns Martin O'Neill's side a massive three points in the title race.

The 32-year-old hasn't played since May but tucked away his goal with real class.

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A huge chance goes begging for Livingston.

The ball drops for Scott Pittman in the Celtic box, but his shot flies just over the top.

That might be that.

A massive victory for Falkirk, who move level on points with fifth-placed Hibernian.

They had to dig that one out, and rely on a 95th-minute penalty miss from Yan Dhanda, but John McGlynn won't be complaining.

Dundee had the better of the contest for long spells, but their encouraging build-up play and work down the flanks did not yield many clear-cut opportunities.

Ben Broggio's well taken finish separates the sides, with the Aston Villa loanee netting his first goal for the club.

With Kilmarnock doing the job against St Mirren, Dundee are just three points above the Ayrshire side in the relegation play-off place.

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Tyreece John-Jules is the Killie hero, netting a hat-trick in a huge win for the Ayrshire side.

It was end to end stuff at Rugby Park, with Killian Phillips giving St Mirren an early lead, then levelling after Greg Kiltie and John-Jules had put the hosts in front.

Kilmarnock took the ascendancy as the second half went on, and the striker helped himself to two more goals and despite Scott Tanser pulling a goal back in injury time, the hosts took a vital three points.

The Rugby Park side are now just three points behind ninth-placed Dundee.

Now Rangers defender John Souttar is in into the book, wiping out Eli Just as the Kiwi looked to hare away on the counter.

Cards galore in Lanarkshire.

Oh dear.

From hero to villain. Yan Dhanda slams his penalty wide, with Nicky Hogarth diving the wrong way.

It looks like a bleak end to this match for Dundee.

It doesn't take the referee long. Spot kick given.

And Yan Dhanda, whose penalty earned Dundee victory over Falkirk last time the teams met, steps up.

A late penalty shout for Dundee here, as Joe Bevan canters through on goal and collides with Nicky Hogarth.

David Dickinson is sent to the monitor for another look...