Celtic leave it very, very late.

Daizen Maeda with the winner in stoppage-time to end Motherwell's long unbeaten run.

The visitors had been 2-1 up after a double from Apostolos Stamatelopoulos but a goalkeeping error gifted Benjamin Nygren an equaliser.

Celtic move two points behind Hearts at the top of the table.

Angry boos in the away end as Falkirk hit back to hold Rangers.

That's a fifth league draw for Russell Martin's side, who go into the international break eighth in the table, 11 points behind leaders Hearts.

Tawanda Maswanhise is now down for Motherwell, looks like he's having his hamstring stretched.

Jens Berthel Askou cuts a dejected figure in the visiting dugout.

Mohamed Diomande, you are a lucky boy.

Already on a yellow card, the Rangers midfielder pushes then hacks at Leon McCann.

A rip-roaring first league win of the season for Aberdeen.

Six Premiership games without even a goal, but today the blew Dundee away in clinical fashion with Sweden international Jesper Karlsson on fine form.

He scored the first and the fourth, with Adil Aouchiche and Emmanuel Gyamfi getting the others.

Still bottom, but they're only two points behind Dundee now.

You get the feeling that Jimmy Thelin would have taken a boring 1-0, but that was a superb showing from Aberdeen.

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Seven minutes added at Celtic Park, six at the Falkirk Stadium...

Jack Butland comes up with a big save, getting down low to deny Brian Graham from close in.

It's on his weaker side, but the veteran striker would have fancied his chances.

Seconds before that, Keelan Adams put in a great block in a congested Falkirk penalty area.

Both sides going for it.

Aberdeen break away and Marko Lazetic tries to slip through Topi Keskinen but the pass isn't good enough and Luke Graham is able to get a foot in.

Michel-Ange Balikwisha stretches to get on to a cross but can't divert on goal.

Was his shirt being tugged by Stephen O'Donnell? Maybe, but both of them looked to be at it.

The Bairns break away through Alfredo Agyeman and it's a three-on-three, with Keelan Adams tanking it down the right.

The striker opts for a spectacular shot from a long way out, which flies high and wide.

Adams will be a tad annoyed at that.

Emile Acquah zips one past the post from outside the box.

It would have been magnificent from the Dundee sub, if a mere consolation.

Benjamin Nygren has been the difference-maker for Celtic.

He attempts one from 20 yards but curls the ball straight into the arms of Calum Ward.

A wide Motherwell free-kick is swung into the Celtic box and Paul McGinn meets it, but his header is way off target.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the Falkirk Stadium

My word did the home fans enjoy that stunner of an equaliser from Henry Cartwright.

'One Russell Martin' is the ironic refrain from two of the three stands.

The chant from the Rangers end is, as you can imagine, a lot more blunt.

Game on here. The second half has finally come to life.

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Michel-Ange Balikwisha is Celtic's final change. He replaces Kelechi Iheanacho.

Motherwell also make a switch with Oscar Priestman coming on for Ibrahim Said.

That was very nearly five!

A ball over the top is gathered by Topi Keskinen and when he bursts into the box he tries to curl for the far corner.

This time, Jon McCracken was equal to it.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

This is on a knife-edge and in truth could go either way.

Celtic are pushing but still don't look overly convincing.

Motherwell must also be hurting by the manner of that concession.

It's set up for a thrilling finale.

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Falkirk, with their tails up, call on former Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield.

It's been a fairytale return to Falkirk so far. He couldn't, could he?

Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

Falkirk have been far and away the better side.

This is exactly what Falkirk deserve. And they deserve to go on and win this.