Celtic, Chelsea and Women's Champions League
Celtic 1-2 Chelsea: Sonia Bompastor's side maintain perfect start in Women's Champions League
Report as Chelsea beat Celtic 2-1 in the Womens Champions League; the Blues had to come from a goal down after Murphy Agnews opener; However, goals from Maika Hamano and Ashley Lawrence secured a ninth straight Chelsea win this season;
Emily Keogh, Beth Lindop and Connor O'Halloran answer some of our burning questions after the third round of games in this season's Champions League.
The Blues fell behind to a Murphy Agnew goal before Maika Hamano and Ashley Lawrence found the back of the net to preserve ...
Chelsea maintain 100% but made to work hard for win Celtic ... the start of the season and it's ever-so cruel she's missing ...
Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor said her side "needed to do a better job" after labouring to a 2-1 victory over Celtic in the ...
Ahead of the game, Blues stars Mayra Ramírez, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, Zećira Mušović spoke to OneFootball about their hopes ...
Sonia Bompastor made a host of changes for their match against Celtic and her side were made to work hard to maintain her 100% record as Blues boss ...
Chelsea maintained their perfect start to the UEFA Women’s Champions League season after coming from behind to beat ...
Chelsea were made to work hard for a 2-1 win at Celtic on Wednesday, while a Melchie Dumornay-inspired Lyon cruised to ...
Chelsea are reportedly alongside Newcastle United in pursuing the transfer of talented young Benfica defender Tomas ...
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