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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.