Dan Casey is carrying on. He seemed to have hurt his lower back.

Ouch!published at 13:08 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February

13:08 GMT 25 February

Motherwell 0-0 Celtic

Dan Casey slides in to rob Nicolas Kuhn of possession but then pulls up after knocking the ball out of play. The Motherwell defender is only recently back from injury.

Bevis Mugabi is almost dispossessed by Adam Idah but the Motherwell defender recovers and the hosts are soon back on the attack.

How will Celtic respond to going behind late in the first half?

We will find out over the next 45 minutes as Motherwell's restart the action.

Kyogo Furuhashi is replaced by Adam Idah at half-time.

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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Nicolas Kuhn is going inside too early. His job is to attack the Motherwell wing-back. He's only put in one cross.

Celtic are not asking questions in the wide areas. Is it lack of confidence or poor decision making? Is it the tactics?

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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on Sportsound

The Celtic backline is so high, so disjointed. It's four individuals, there's no connection, nobody dragging people together, no communication.

Motherwell have exploited that. They need a complete performance to win the game. They've had a complete 45, but there's another 45 to go.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

What is Brendan Rodgers saying to his players at half time? Motherwell deserve to be in front here, Celtic have been off it again.

Much of the pressure has come from Motherwell, they've been creating chances and putting the Celtic defence under pressure. Celtic haven't managed to play with any real tempo or threat.

How will they change things for the second half? And what will Motherwell? More or the same or shut up shop?

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Motherwell lead at the break through Blair Spittal's superb strike. On balance, they have had the better of the chances and Celtic have work to do to turn this around and reduce Rangers' gap at the top.

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Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

Well, that's got the home fans going here. What a finish from Blair Spittal. Back in the team today and his influential is telling.

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Alastair Johnston's cross is just too far ahead of Daizen Maeda, who can only head it wide of the Motherwell goal.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on Viaplay

He's the player Stuart Kettlewell wanted to be waiting at the edge of the box. Blair Spittal nonchalantly curls it beyond Joe Hart.

What a goal! Motherwell deserve to be ahead.

Theo Bair's latest shot for Motherwell is deflected and goalkeeper Joe Hart acrobatically prevents the corner by keeping the ball in play. Celtic build from the back but it comes to nothing in the end.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It's a good stop from Kelly with his feet, the first time Celtic have managed to get down the sides.

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Kyogo Furuhashi springs to life as he latches on to Callum McGregor's through ball and Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly has to be alert to make the save. Good stop.

Kyogo then goes down clutching his arm and will need some treatment and VAR checks for a possible penalty. No penalty is the decision.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell is in constant conversation with his assistant Stephen Frail in the home dugout as he watches the action unfold in front of him. Kettlewell also looks like he's kicking every ball with his players. He's very animated down there.

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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

Is it me, or does Daizen Maeda look miles away from the player he was last season? He's the fastest player on the pitch but looks a bit disinterested at times.

A decent spell of Motherwell possession ends with Georgie Gent trying to lift the ball over Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart but it is way too high. It was an excellent spot by Blair Spittal to set up the chance and the left-back really should have put the laces through it to test Hart.

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Motherwell's Jack Vale goes down after being closed down by Alistair Johnston. Referee Willie Collum is unmoved and signals for a goal kick after Vale ran the ball out.