With the first league win of the season in the bag last week, Motherwell travelled to the home of the Scottish champions, Celtic. Many were intrigued to see if the Steelmen could implement their style of play against Celtic, but Jens Berthel Askou's men did just that and put in a terrific display. After going one down to a penalty, Apostolos Stamatelopoulos drew his side level with a powerful header before the half time mark. Ten years on since their last victory at Celtic Park, Stamatelopoulos put Motherwell on track to end that drought, with the Aussie netting from the spot to put Motherwell ahead. Motherwell's brave approach on the ball was commended and impressive largely during the 90 minutes, but Celtic capitalised on poor decision-making to net a leveller and give Celtic hope of turning the game around. After steadying the game and looking likely to get a point, Motherwell's hearts would be broken in stoppage time when Daizen Maeda scored to spark wild celebrations amongst the home support, a compliment in itself for the effort and performance Motherwell displayed on the day. A harsh and cruel ending wouldn't dampen the Motherwell spirits, as focus turns to the return to action following the international break against Falkirk.

The manager gives his thoughts on a 3-2 defeat to Celtic, the first loss of the season. The Steelmen took an early second-half lead but were left sickened by an injury time winner for the home side.

Full match replay from the William Hill Premiership. There is atmosphere only due to an audio issue at the stadium

Johnny Koutroumbis reflects on scoring his first Motherwell goal last weekend against Aberdeen, and speaks of the importance about getting over the line.  The Australian discusses what it has been like behind the scenes during the transition of style being implemented by the manager, and also talks about the confidence and bravery amongst the players going into any matches.

Manager Jens Berthel Askou believes Motherwell will be coming up against a much sharper Celtic side on Sunday in the William Hill Premiership, but says his side aren't going to just make up the numbers and thinks it's a good opportunity be brave against a top-level opposition.  The Motherwell boss wants his team to put on a good performance, but is always aiming for consistency across the season after a strong start to the campaign.

Elliot Watt and Stephen Welsh play, what is meant to be a bit of fun, the game of naming a player who has played for both clubs. In a game of first to five, the boys just about remain friends by the end 😂

After getting one over Aberdeen last weekend in the Granite City, and advancing to the Premier Sports Cup semi-final, Jens Berthel Askou and his Motherwell side were facing the same opposition again this weekend but on home turf. Aberdeen, who had been searching for their first win and goal of the league season, travelled down to North Lanarkshire and started brightly in the game. In wet conditions, neither side could convert their chances for the vast majority of the game. But despite the lack of goals, the home crowd remained loud and proud, acting as the 12th man. Fighting until the very end, stoppage time would bring about ample drama, resulting in Motherwell getting over the line to secure their first league win of the season.

The manager gives his views on a late win over Aberdeen.