What a night at Fir Park! Celtic have made a habit of snatching victories from the jaws of defeat this season, but Wednesday's 3-2 thriller against Motherwell might just be the most dramatic yet. With the title race hanging in the balance, the Hoops delivered a performance that fans will be talking about for years.

The stakes couldn't have been higher. As the clock ticked down and the score sat at 2-2, a draw would have meant Celtic needing to beat Hearts by four goals on the final day to clinch the Premiership trophy. But then came the moment that changed everything: a VAR review for handball, followed by a penalty that could define a season.

Step forward Kelechi Iheanacho. While the rest of Fir Park held its breath, the Nigerian striker kept his cool during a lengthy delay, slotting home the spot-kick to spark wild celebrations. It was a moment of pure composure under pressure.

Speaking after the game, the Celtic manager couldn't hide his relief and pride. "It was so, so dramatic at the end," he said. "For Iheanacho to step up and take the penalty in the manner he did was really fantastic." He acknowledged the challenge Motherwell posed, noting how they "came out and played in the manner they've done all season." But Celtic showed their trademark resilience, fighting back to take the lead before conceding an equalizer that seemed to dash their hopes.

"We just never give up," the manager added. "The thing I'm most pleased about is that we've taken it to the final game. It sounds a long way off, but we're ready for the battle."

And what a battle it will be. With the title now going down to the wire, all eyes turn to Paradise this Saturday, where a win against Hearts would bring the Premiership trophy back home. For fans and players alike, it's the kind of finale that makes football unforgettable.