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That's that for the Women's Champions League until November.

Chelsea will take on Celtic in their next Group B match on 13 November while Manchester City will take on Hammerby in Group D and Arsenal face Juventus in Group C.

Next up on the calendar for Chelsea it's back home to face Tottenham at Kingsmeadow in the Women's Super League on Sunday.

Have a read of what's been going on this evening.

Chelsea secured a routine 3-1 victory over Dutch champions Twente, who are appearing in the Champions League group stage for the first time.

Aggie Beever-Jones opened the scoring before Maika Hamano's brilliant lob and Guro Reiten's penalty wrapped up the points for Sonia Bompaster's side.

That came after Caroline Weir's stunning strike helped Real Madrid beat Celtic 4-0 at the Alfredo di Stefano Stadium, securing the Spanish side's first win of the Champions League group stage and leaving Celtic without a win so far.

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So, here's how things stand in Group B after that routine win for Chelsea.

Sonia Bompaster's side have now won both of their group games and that leaves them top of the group. Real Madrid are joint on three points with Twente but sir ahead of the Dutch champions on goal difference thanks to that heavy defeat they inflicted on Celtic, who are still without a point.

It has been a comfortable win in Germany for Lyon against Wolfsburg.

Last season's runners-up scored early on through Wendie Renard's header with Lindsey Horan scoring a second from the penalty spot.

Lyon join Roma on six points from two matches in Group A, although the Italians have top spot on goal difference.

Wolfsburg and Galatasaray both have no points and are facing a battle to qualify.

A routine victory for Chelsea away from home. Twente will be pleased with that second-half performance but ultimately it's job done for Sonia Bompaster's side.

Late chance for Jaimy Ravensbergen to pull one back for her side but her right-footed effort is straight at Zecira Musovic.

The long ball comes in from midfield and it leaves Mayra Ramirez completely one-on-one with goalkeeper Olivia Clark but the Colombian had just made her run slightly too soon and the offside flag shoots up.

Four minutes added on in the Netherlands. Time for Chelsea to see this one out.

Twente have made these final stages interesting with that goal but ultimately it looks like it's going to be a consolation. Chelsea have just had too much for the Dutch side, who are competing in the Champions League group stage for the first time.

Another Twente change. Off goes Sophie Te Brake to make way for 17-year-old Sophie Proost.

Oooh. Rose Ivens, who is only 16 years old, beats two Chelsea players on a brilliant run down the left and fizzes one across but it's blocked before it can reach Jaimy Ravensbergen.

Is there something in this for the home side yet?

Another quick change for Twente. On comes Jaimy Ravensbergen for Amanda Andradottir.

An attacking change for the home side.

Mayra Ramirez is not happy. She keeps shaking her head and huffing and puffing. She has ended up on the turf quite a lot since coming on 20 minutes ago and seems to be getting frustrated at the lack of fouls being given by the referee.

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Guro Reiten opts to leave Mayra Ramirez's darted pass across the top of the 18-yard box but there's no one there to pick it up behind her and Twente can once again get on the break.

Chelsea recover well, though.

Twente's turn to make some changes.

Off: Kayleigh van Dooren and Ella Peddemors.

On: Rose Ivens and Charlotte Hulst.

Another looping ball from midfield has a bit too much on it for Nikee van Dijk to chase but Twente have got the right idea. They'll keep trying it.

Will that give Twente a little boost? They have proved they can cause problems. They have 20 minutes to turn this around.

Chelsea make a quick change. Sonia Bompaster sends on Julia Bartel for Wieke Kaptein.