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However, the game took a twist in the final two minutes of the half. Kelly made a fine save from Aribo in the 29th minute and then tipped a powerful long-range drive from Alfredo Morelos over the bar for a corner which was again defended. Sondre Solhom Johansen's header following a needlessly conceded corner was parried by McGregor down at his left-hand post and Mugabi, back in the Well side, was first to react, hammering it into the net from an acute angle. Gers midfielder Joe Aribo headed past the far post from close range in the sixth minute when he should have done better but from their first effort on goal, Motherwell scored. Looking to take advantage of the chasing pack's slip-ups, Gerrard returned Allan McGregor to the goal with midfielders Steven Davis and Scott Arfield and Sakala also drafted in. The pressure that was on Rangers following the 2-2 home draw with Aberdeen in midweek was alleviated to an extent by Celtic's draw at home to Livingston on Saturday and defeats for Hearts and Dundee United. Midfielder Glen Kamara drove in a fourth in the 75th minute and Sakala secured his hat-trick with five minutes remaining before Kemar Roofe made it six in added time to take Steven Gerrard's side four points clear of Old Firm rivals Celtic.

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