Motherwell star’s Celtic pain as Unique Angle captures priceless reaction to Hyunjun Yang goal

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Celtic’s win over Motherwell was previously billed as one of the most difficult games of the season for Martin O’Neill’s side.

However, the Hoops’ 3-1 win over the Steelemen ended routinely after O’Neill’s team battled back from 1-0 down to take all three points to put pressure on Hearts.

But it was at Hyunjun Yang’s equalising goal that Celtic’s Unique Angle caught Motherwell star Callum Ward’s reaction as the goalkeeper hammered the ground in frustration.

But there was also another cheeky moment that was caught as Tomas Cvancara stepped up to score the Celtic penalty that secured all three Scottish Premiership points.

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Callum Ward sums up Motherwell’s pain at Celtic win

Hyunjun Yang scored a double as the South Korean winger helped Celtic beat Motherwell in convincing fashion in Paradise.

But ‘Well goalkeeper Ward’s reaction to the winger’s first goal was superb. While the standard TV cameras focused on the ball hitting the net, the Unique Angle gives us a raw look at the Fir Park goalkeeper’s immediate reaction which was a moment of pure agony that shows just how much this result meant to both sides.

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Yang was over the moon with his goal as Ward slammed the ground in frustration as Celtic took charge of the game to equalise.

But the angle also caught a cheeky moment where Motherwell’s Callum Slattery tried to put off Tomas Cvancara at Celtic’s penalty.

What Motherwell’s Callum Slattery shouted at Tomas Cvancara

While the crowd noise at Paradise drowned out his specific words, Slattery was seen in the Unique Angle footage aggressively clapping in Cvancara’s eyeline and using ‘shouting’ body language to disrupt the striker’s rhythm during his run-up

Slattery tried to taunt the Celtic forward by clapping his hands and shouting ‘Hey, hey!’, and then the Motherwell midfielder then shouted something indistinguishable.

Cvancara had the last laugh as he confidently tucked the penalty away to put Celtic 3-1 up and on the way to a big Parkhead win that will be crucial for the title battle.