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Chelsea defender Lucy Bronze was critical of her side's performance last week, saying they "won't win the competition playing like that".

Chelsea won 3-2 at Stamford Bridge in their opening group match on Tuesday but gave Real opportunities to come back into the game.

England international Bronze was brought in this summer to provide some European experience having won five European titles with former clubs Lyon and Barcelona.

"We gave up goals easily. We were the better team on the night, we possessed the ball in spells really well and our goals were really well taken - but we should have put them to bed early on when we were 3-1 up in the second half," added Bronze.

"We were playing quite well so we could have scored another and not let them back into the game.

"In the Champions League, when you let a team back in, they can punish you."

Chelsea began their Champions League campaign with a 3-2 victory over Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge last week and currently sit third in Group B, behind Twente and Real Madrid on goal difference.

Real Madrid's thrashing of Celtic means they shoot to the top of the table but Chelsea could go top with six points if they win this evening.

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompaster has called for a more convincing performance from her side in Enschede this evening than the one that saw them squeeze past Real Madrid 3-2 last week.

The Blues were pegged back twice when leading by two goals against Real in their opening Group B match.

"I think from one game to another we want the performance to improve," she added.

"We have a gameplan but sometimes it's different and you expect something different from the game model, but getting a result is the most important thing.

"We want to perform as well and we want to perform tomorrow. Coming from the Madrid game, I want my team to be dominant and to have more consistency in the performance."

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In tonight's other Women's Champions League ties Real Madrid and Roma gained heavy wins over Celtic and Galatasaray respectively.

Real went ahead thanks to a brilliant 25-yard curler from Scotland midfielder Caroline Weir, before Signe Bruun added a second in the 72nd minute.

The Spanish side scored further goals through Caroline Moller Hansen and a Linda Caicedo penalty on a painful night for Celtic.

Roma dominated their Group A tie away at Galatasaray.

The Italians took an early lead with a header from ex-West Ham defender Hawa Cissoko, before Valentina Giacinti headed in a second.

Roma missed a glorious chance to make it 3-0 just before half-time when they were awarded a penalty after Arzu Karabulut's handball. However, Manuela Giugliano's spot-kick was superbly pushed on to the crossbar by home goalkeeper Gamze Yaman.

But Emile Haavi did it make it three after the break, Giugliano added a fourth, Andrea Staskova got a consolation for the hosts before substitute Marta Pandini headed in Roma's fifth. Yaman's own goal gave Roma a sixth goal late on.

Wolfsburg entertain last-season's runners-up Lyon in one of the two later games, starting at 20:00 BST.

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Two Women's Super League sides have already played their matches with Manchester City and Arsenal both getting wins under their belts last night.

After a very impressive victory over Barcelona in their opening Group D match, City were made to work for victory against Austrian side St Polten. Mary Fowler scored late to secure Gareth Taylor's side a 3-2 victory in Vienna and make it two wins from two so far.

And it had already been a busy week for Arsenal following the resignation of Jonas Eidevall as head coach but the Gunners put that aside to take a 4-1 win over Norwegian side Valerenga. That gave them their first points in Group C - after a 5-2 thrashing by Bayern Munich last week - and their first points under interim boss Renee Slegers.

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So no Catarina Macario in the Chelsea squad this evening as she continues to be monitored following a few serious injuries.

The United States forward featured as a substitute in the Blues' 2-1 win over Arsenal at Emirates Stadium on Saturday but has not travelled to the Netherlands for this evening's game.

Macario tore her anterior cruciate ligament in June 2022 and was out for 20 months then missed the Olympics in Paris with a knee issue.

"With Catarina we are building some minutes and building her fitness, that's part of the plan and her own process," said Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor.

"We work individually with every player and try to give them what they need to be fit and at their best level. We felt it was a good decision to have her in London working individually with some staff.

"She'll be ready for the game on Sunday."

Chelsea play Tottenham in the Women's Super League this weekend.

Chelsea make seven changes from the side that won 2-1 against Arsenal at Emirates Stadium on Saturday, with only Sandy Baltimore, Kadeisha Buchanan, Wieke Kaptein and Lauren James staying in the team.

Kaptein, who spent three seasons at Twente, plays against her old side, Zecira Musovic replaces Hannah Hampton in goal and Buchanan has the captain's armband.

Chelsea XI: Musovic, Baltimore, Buchanan, Bjorn, Lawrence, Jean-Francois, Kaptein, Perisset, James, Hamano, Beever-Jones.

Subs: Cox, Hampton, Bright, Bronze, Bartel, Nusken, Cuthbert, Mpome, Rytting-Kaneryd, Reiten, Ramirez.

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Wales international goalkeeper Olivia Clark returns for Twente after sitting out the 1-1 home draw with Excelsior on Saturday.

Twente are fourth in the Dutch Vrouwen Eredivisie, but sit top of Champions League Group B after a 2-0 win over Celtic.

Kayleigh van Dooren, who scored twice in that match, also returns to the starting line-up after being a substitute at the weekend.

Twente XI: Clark, Vliek, Carleer, Krol, Van Ginkel, Peddemors, Te Brake, Jacobsen Andradottir, Van Dijk, Tuin, Van Dooren.

Subs: De Jong, Bussman, Vissers, Everaerts, Bormans, Oude Elberink, Proost, Galic, Hulst, Verdaasdonk, Ravensbergen, Ivens.

Chelsea travel to the Netherlands to take on FC Twente in their second Women's Champions League Group B match.

Both sides won their opening group games but will Sonia Bompaster's side make it two wins in two?

Chelsea's hunt for their first European trophy continues...

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