Martin O'Neill’s final European match in charge of Celtic proved a memorable one as as the interim manager led his team to a 3-1 win over Feyenoord in Rotterdam.
Goals from Yang Hyun-jun and Reo Hatate saw Celtic come from behind before half-time and substitute Benjamin Nygren added a late third as the Scottish champions kick-started their Europa League campaign.
It was their first away win in Europe since victory over Ferencvaros under Ange Postecoglou four years ago and their first in the Netherlands since a 3-1 win over Ajax in O'Neill's first Champions League qualifier in charge in 2001.
The 73-year-old is expected to make way for Wilfried Nancy before Roma visit Celtic Park on December 11 and will leave them with a platform to enjoy another run in the competition. The Hoops now have seven points and also play Bologna and Utrecht in the league phase.
Here is how the Celtic players rated out of 10 for their performancem including three stand-out 9s...
9. Luke McCowan
Brought in for his first European start in an unfamiliar right wing position. Missed an absolute sitter inside five minutes, hitting the bar from two yards out, but recovered to have a good game. Helped create the equaliser with lovely ball to Hatate and was always looking to create something. Replaced by Benjamin Nygren on the hour mark. 7 | Getty Images
10. Hyun-Jun Yang
A surprise starter but the 23-year-old South Korean justified his selection with one of his best displays for Celtic. Scored the crucial equaliser with a brilliant finish and put in a power of work on the left wing before being replaced on 70 minutes. 8 | Getty Images
11. Daizen Maeda
Back to the Maeda of last season with an electric performance. Created two goals - the first came from the Japanese pressing like a demon to block the goalkeeper, the second a clever reverse pass to Nygren. One loose pass in the first half that set Feyenoord on a counter attack was the only blotch. 8 | AP
12. Substitutes
Benjamin Nygren (on 63) provided a key impact scpring the clinching third with an emphatic finish, 7 Dane Murray (on 70) came on for Tierney as the defence reshuffled and never put a foot wrong, 6 Sebastian Tounekti (on 71) had a chance to bear down on goal but took a poor touch, 5 Paulo Bernardo (on 83) provided fresh legs and helped see the game out , 5 Anthony Ralston (on 84) steady for the final minutes as Celtic held on to a 3-1 win, 5 | Getty Images