When speaking to the media after the match, Chelsea boss Bompastor said that the result was pleasing but the performance was way off what was expected. “I knew it would be a tough game for us because of the Celtic mentality,” Bompastor said.

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.

Celtic led through Murphy Agnew but goals from Maika Hamano and Ashley Lawrence kept Chelsea on top of Group B.   22:05 Celtic were impressive this evening and if they had turned in that Ashworth-Clifford chance the points may have shared this evening.