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TEENAGE goalkeeper David Marshall produced a stunning display as Celtic enjoyed one of their greatest European nights.

Fri, 26 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

Barcelona 0 Celtic 0 (Celtic win 1-0 on aggregate)

The Glasgow side clung onto their 1-0 lead from Parkhead to book their place in the quarter-final of the UEFA Cup, and a tie with Villareal, thanks in the main to the heroics of the 19-year-old.

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Soccer Place: Parkhead Place: Scotland Place: Ireland Place: Camp Nou Place: Catalunya Place: Barcelona Place: Italy Person: Bhoy Person: David Marshall Person: Martin O'Neill Person: Catalans Person: Ronaldinho Person: Alan Thompson Person: Xavi Person: Marc Overmars Person: Sergio Garcia Person: Luis Enrique Person: Michael Reiziger Person: Rijkaard Person: Valdes Person: Reiziger Person: Puyol Person: Marquez Person: Oleguer Person: Cocu Person: Gerard Person: Gabri Person: Sergio Person: Luis Garcia Person: Marshall Person: Kennedy Person: McNamara Person: Varga Person: Agathe Person: Lennon Person: Pearson Person: Petrov Person: Thompson Person: Larsson Person: Sutton Person: D. Messina Event: UEFA Cup Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Barcelona Organisation: Glasgow Organisation: Villareal Organisation: FC Barcelona Organisation: UEFA Organisation: Catalan Organisation: Osasuna Organisation: Seville

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