It was an impressive night for the women of steel as they drew with Celtic, taking points off the title chasers for the first time in three years.
A shutout from Motherwell goalkeeper Emily Mutch, earned Motherwell a well-deserved point.
Paul Brownlie urged his players to not just sit in against the favoured opposition but to try and play and after 15 minutes, they did just that.
Some good defensive work from Chelsie Watson and Jo Addie, released skipper Gill Inglis who made a darting run forward. She played into Kodie Hay who seen her effort go wide.
Celtic had their first major opening after 19 minutes when Shen thought she had finished from a delicate chip over Mutch, however the ball went narrowly wide of the mark.
A controversial moment in the match occurred when Kaela McDonald-Nguah went down in the area, where their seemed to be contact on the striker but the referee said no penalty. McDonald-Nguah wasn’t booked for diving suggesting there was contact which only infuriated the Motherwell dugout further.
In the second period, Motherwell had to dig even deeper.
With Celtic controlling the ball in large stages, the backline managed to limit the hosts to very few clear cut chances with the game petering out to a 0-0 draw.
It was a landmark result for Paul Brownlie’s side and one they won’t forget in a hurry.