Sonia Bompastor was not happy with Chelsea's performance in their 2-1 away victory against Celtic in the Champions League on Wednesday, despite it extending her 100% record since joining the club.

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Lyon and Chelsea remain on maximum points after triumphing on Wednesday, while Real Madrid and Wolfsburg racked up the goals to claim valuable wins.

Matchday 3 of the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) brings another round of thrilling encounters as the competition heats up in Groups A and B. Teams are determined to make their mark, whether by bouncing back from earlier losses or by solidifying their dominance in the standings.

Celtic Park was the stage in May when Celtic clinched their first SWPL title, and there was another milestone to celebrate as they took a shock lead on 22 minutes. Gallacher produced an outstanding assist for Agnew to send an already loud home support wild.

Arsenal gained a crucial 4-0 win at Juventus as Bayern and Manchester City remained on maximum points and Barcelona were in the goals again.

The group stage of the 2024/25 UEFA Women’s Champions League continues this week with matchday three. Matchday two brought all of the action, as Arsenal bounced-back from recent woes in a4-1 victory over Valerenga,

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor said her side "needed to do a better job" after labouring to a 2-1 victory over Celtic in the UEFA Women's Champions League.

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.

Lyon beat Roma 3-0 to maintain their 100 percent record in Group A of the Women's Champions League on Wednesday, while Wolfsburg thrashed Galatasaray to pick up their first points.