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AFP, Glasgow
David Marshall, the 19-year-old goalkeeper who performed heroics for Celtic in Barcelona on Thursday night, has been rewarded with a new four-year contract at the Glasgow giants.
The teenage rookie, who was standing in for the suspended Rab Douglas, enjoyed a fairytale night as he repeatedly defied Barcelona's strike force to help Celtic hold out for a goalless draw in the Nou Camp which sent them into a UEFA Cup quarter-final against PSV Eindhoven 1-0 on aggregate.
Marshall has now committed himself to Celtic until 2008 and could be in line for a start in Sunday's Old Firm clash against Rangers if Douglas fails to recover completely from an ongoing hip injury.
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill joked: "David thinks all games are like the Barcelona one.
"For a young lad to step into the Nou Camp after playing so few games and to have played the way he did was magnificent. But as I said jokingly to him 'it's downhill after that'.
"We've signed him up for the next four years but it was in the pipeline anyway regardless of his performance against Barcelona.
"I've said for the last couple of seasons that he's got great potential and the rest is very much up to him."
O'Neill admitted that even he was surprised at the performance of his young goalkeeper.
"We never had any qualms about putting him in but I don't think anybody would have made up the performance he conjured up for us. It was magnificent.
"I thought his first save in the first minute was a big moment in the game. It wouldn't have been his fault if they had scored but we would have been a goal down within a minute in the Nou Camp.
"So I felt that save was magnificent. It would be great to say we knew he had the ability to do what he did but it was an extraordinary performance."
Marshall insists he was always keen to extend his contract at Celtic Park but admits the excitement in the
last few days has led to some sleepless nights.
He said: "My mind was always on staying. Obviously because of what has happened in Spain the contract's been brought to the fore but as the manager said it was always in the pipeline.
"To sign for the club you supported as a boy is unbelievable but you just have to try not to let it get to your head and keep working hard in training.
"But it's been an exciting week for me and I got a sleeping pill when I came off the plane from Barcelona just so I could get some sleep.
"But I had a job to do in the park and I just had to do it. I've not had much time to think of it but I'll have a look at the game on the video and see what I can improve on because there is always room for improvement."