Celtic striker Tony Watt has described scoring the winning goal in tonight's 2-1 Champions League victory over Barcelona as the best moment of his life.
The 18-year-old, who was in disbelief following the historic win, also praised the home support and hailing them as the "12th man".
BBC Sport quotes Watt as saying: "It will take a couple of hours for [the result to sink it]. I just saw Victor Valdes and put it in the corner. I couldn't believe it, it's probably the best moment of my life.
"We'll look back and say, 'wow, we've beaten Barcelona in the Champions League' - it doesn't get better than that.
"The crowd were like a 12th man, I've never heard anything like it, the place was rocking."
Victor Wanyama headed the Hoops in front in the match before Watt added a second late on. Lionel Messi netted for the Spaniards in stoppage time.
The victory consolidates Celtic's position in second place in Group G, leaving them two points behind leaders Barca.
Mark Langshaw
