Late strike sees Motherwell grab a point

Darren Smith's dramatic injury-time equaliser gave Motherwell a deserved point against SPL leaders Celtic at Fir Park today.

Late strike sees Motherwell grab a point
Sat, 30 Dec, 2006 - 14:42
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Darren Smith's dramatic injury-time equaliser gave Motherwell a deserved point against SPL leaders Celtic at Fir Park today.

The impressive Derek Riordan grabbed his first Celtic goal after 36 minutes on his first league start for the Hoops after the champions had dominated the opening stages.

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