At long last, the monkey is finally off the back for Celtic.
A defiant Hoops side ended their decade-long wait for a home Champions League group stage win as substitute Gustaf Lagerbielke's injury-time header sealed a 2-1 victory over Feyenoord.
Regardless of the outcome at Parkhead, Brendan Rodgers' team knew they were resigned to finishing bottom of Group E after being eliminated from Europe's elite competition away to Lazio on Matchday Five.
However, this was a performance full of spirit and fight from the Scottish champions as they concluded an ultimately disappointing campaign in memorable fashion.
Swedish centre-back Lagerbielke - one of two summer signings publicly criticised by Brendan Rodgers informing him he must do more in training to prove he merits a place in the matchday squad - leapt off the bench in the closing stages to nod home Matt O'Riley's sublime cross at the back post unmarked to end Celtic's SIX-YEAR wait for a win in the Champions League.
In the process, Lagerbielke also became the first Celtic player to score a winner in the competition since midfielder Beram Kayal did so against fellow Dutch opposition Ajax exactly 10 years and 2 days ago.
Luis Palma's first-half penalty after Liam Scales was wrestled to the ground inside the box had given the home side the lead at the interval, despite facing a period of intense pressure from the Eredivisie outfit.
The momentum quickly swung in the visitors' favour when on loan Newcastle United winger Yankuba Minteh produced a thunderous strike beyond keeper Joe Hart with less than 10 minutes remaining to draw Feyenoord level.
But a late Celtic onslaught led to a dramatic winner when Lagerbielke's 91st minute intervention sparked wild scenes of celebration from the packed stands to end their torturous wait for a victory in the tournament.
Here’s our Celtic player ratings from Parkhead:
Unused subs: Scott Bain (GK), Joe Morrison (GK), Nat Phillips, David Turnbull, Odin Thiago Holm, Anthony Ralston.
5. Liam Scales - 7/10
A regular in the starting XI at present, the Irishman put in another assured and level-headed display. Won the penalty for his side after being blocked off inside the box. | SNS Group
6. Greg Taylor - 6/10
Another unspectacular performance from the left-back who tried his best to get forward and support Palma. But Feyenoord got plenty of joy down his side. | SNS Group
7. Tomoki Iwata - 4/10
The Japanese midfielder was handed a rare European start but was forced off through injury within the first 20 minutes. Could be set for a stint on the sidelines. | SNS Group
8. Callum McGregor - 7/10
The skipper had to drop a bit deeper following Iwata's early injury blow but he made a terrific block to prevent Timber from scoring in the first-half. Clipped the crossbar with a ferocious effort in the closing minutes. | SNS Group