The SWPL champions, Celtic, made their highly anticipated debut in the Champions League group stage, but their excitement was short-lived as they suffered a 2-0 loss to Twente. Despite their valiant efforts, Celtic was unable to secure a point in their inaugural match.

From the outset, Celtic demonstrated their determination to make a strong impression. Morgan Cross earned a corner kick in the opening minute, setting the tone for a promising start. However, the Hoops struggled to capitalize on their early momentum, failing to convert their chances into goals.

As the match progressed, Celtic continued to press forward, with Lawton and Cross leading the charge. Their persistence paid off with several corner kicks, but unfortunately, they were unable to breach Twente’s defense. Meanwhile, Hoops goalkeeper Kelsey Daugherty faced a brief scare when a long ball over the top sparked a moment of panic.

Despite their best efforts, Celtic found themselves on the back foot as Twente’s Kayleigh Van Dooren scored a brace, securing the win for the Dutch side. Although the SWPL champions suffered a defeat, their performance was not without positives. They demonstrated remarkable composure and competitiveness against one of Europe’s top teams.

In the end, Celtic’s historic Champions League debut served as a valuable lea

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