Chelsea Women’s opponents today, Celtic, failed to score a single goal against our two other group stage contenders in Real Madrid and Twente. But the Blues’ win against these teams wasn’t that convincing on the defensive side, highlighting an issue that previous manager Emma Hayes couldn’t solve during her heydays at helm.

Celtic led through Murphy Agnew but goals from Maika Hamano and Ashley Lawrence kept Chelsea on top of Group B

After boss Sonia Bompastor made three substitutions at the interval, they then had numerous chances in the second half but were unable to make the most of any of them, with Celtic goalkeeper Kelsey Daugherty pulling off some good saves.

Hello and welcome back to our coverage of the Women’s Champions League where tonight we will be focusing on Celtic v Chelsea. Chelsea travel to Scotland as an unbeaten side acro

Elena Sadiku's side had taken a surprise lead before the seven-time English Women's Super League champions fought back