Cameron Carter-Vickers' name will go down in Celtic folklore following his heroics in Sunday's Old Firm derby triumph. A huge game for both Celtic and Rangers in the title race, Ange Postecoglou's men secured a vital 2-1 win thanks to the centre-back's winner.
The victory at Ibrox has seen the Parkhead club extend their lead over their rivals at the summit to six points, putting them firmly on course to getting their hands on the Scottish Premiership once again. Already making a huge name for himself in Glasgow after flourishing in the team following his summer loan switch from Tottenham, his winner means Carter-Vickers has now secured his place in Celtic's history books after his potential title-deciding strike.
Undoubtedly one of the moments of his career so far, the 24-year-old was quick to play it down when speaking to Sky Sports after the match and instead spoke about the importance of the goal in Celtic's season. He said: "It was a bit lucky probably, it ricocheted off about two or three people, fell to me and I shot. Luckily, it went in. It's a massive goal for our season so we keep going."
