Speaking to Celtic TV, he said: "It's a big achievement for myself to play 100 games for this club and I’ve loved every minute of it. To top it off with a goal was nice.

"You always aim to have success where ever you go and it probably took me a bit of time to have that status of playing regularly.

'Now, I have a manager who really trusts me and has a philosophy that suits my game and it’s one that I really enjoy playing in.'

"I’m grateful to him, he’s the one that gives us the opportunities and then it’s just about taking them.

"It’s going well as a team and we’ve been strong with our league form.

"It’s a tough place historically for us and I thought it was a real professional performance from the lads.

"It’s a difficuly place to come, it’s a short pitch and they can throw it in your box from distance and as a defence we dealt with it well.

"You can only do that if the guys at the top end of the pitch are putting real pressure and they done that throughout.

"It was a real team collective to get the clean sheet and win and we move on to a big game on Wednesday."

Wednesday night sees the Celts travel to face Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernbeu in the final Champions League match of the campaign.

While there's no jeapordy on the game for Celtic, Taylor can't wait to test himself on such a big stage.

He added: "I wish there were more consequence on the game because we wanted to progress.

"But it’s one of the biggest stadiums in the world, against one of the biggest teams in the world and that’s where we want to be to test ourselves, so I’m looking forward to Wednesday now."

Greg Taylor: Huge achievement for me to reach 100 games for this club