Kelechi Iheanachoย scored a dramatic 98th-minute penalty as Celtic defeated Motherwell 3-2 on Wednesday night to keep the Scottish Premiership title race alive and spark wild celebrations that led to a pitch invasion by supporters at Fir Park.
The Nigerian forward converted from the spot deep into stoppage time after referee John Beaton awarded Celtic a penalty following a VAR review for a handball by Sam Nicholson.
Iheanacho made no mistake from 12 yards, firing home the decisive goal to move Celtic within one point of league leaders Hearts heading into the final day of the season.
The dramatic strike was immediately followed by the final whistle, prompting jubilant Celtic supporters to flood onto the pitch in celebration after a chaotic and emotionally charged contest.
Celtic had looked set to drop crucial points after surrendering a 2-1 lead late in the game before the stoppage-time controversy handed them one final opportunity.
The victory means the Scottish Premiership title will now be decided on the final day, with Hearts still chasing their first league crown in 66 years after securing a 3-0 home win over Falkirk.