Scottish Premiership fans are buzzing after a dramatic weekend of football. Heart of Midlothian extended their lead at the top with a 1-0 win over Aberdeen, while Rangers and Celtic shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw at Ibrox that left both sets of supporters divided.

Rangers fans expressed frustration after their team squandered a 2-0 lead, with critics calling the second-half collapse 'unacceptable.' Celtic supporters, meanwhile, praised their team's 'never say die' attitude and belief they can still defend their title. Motherwell kept pace with another victory, putting pressure on the Old Firm clubs.

Hearts' continued march toward the title has Tynecastle faithful growing increasingly confident. Fans described their win over Aberdeen as 'professional' and 'dominant,' despite the narrow scoreline. Aberdeen supporters, meanwhile, vented their anger at what they called 'the worst team in living memory,' with relegation fears mounting for the Dons.