Celtic goalkeeper Fraser Forster firms up his England credentials with stunning display against Barcelona Celtic's 2-1 victory means that a draw against Benfica on Nov 20 could see them clinch a place in the last 16 of the Champions League for the third time in seven seasons but the latest success would not have been possible if Forster had not pulled off a string of superb saves to deny Lionel Messi and Pedro. Forster, signed from Newcastle United for £2 million during the summer after spending the two previous seasons on loan, received his first England call-up for the World Cup qualifying matches against San Marino and Poland last month and has retained his place in the squad for Wednesday's friendly in Sweden. He claimed that his equally impressive stops in Barcelona two weeks earlier had been "meaningless" because Celtic lost 2-1. This time the 24 year-old was able to bask in the afterglow of an almost flawless display. "I don't think anyone will really remember that first game now; they'll just enjoy tonight," he said. The noise was unbelievable and if I ever experience a noise like it again in my career I'll be delighted. The last three or four minutes seemed to take an eternity - but I'm just delighted we were able to see the result through. Forster also singled out 18-year-old Tony Watt for praise after the striker came off the bench to score what proved to be the winner. "Tony's got a great future," he said. Nothing fazes him and he's a tremendous finisher. He just scores great goals. He'll definitely end up being a great hero here. Watt was signed from Second Division Airdrie United for a down payment of £80,000 plus add-ons in January 2011, a fee which looks almost larcenous in the wake of the five goals he has plundered in just four starts this season.