Chelsea 's 100 per cent start to their Women’s Champions League campaign continued as they came from behind to beat Celtic 2-1 at Parkhead. The hosts, group-stage debutants this season, took a shock lead in the 22nd minute when Murphy Agnew's strike gave them their first ever goal in the competition proper.

Chelsea’s 100 per cent start to their Champions League campaign continued as they came from behind to beat Celtic 2-1 at Parkhead.

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.