Hugs all around for Corina Dekker, her players and the home fans. What a way for Twente to start their campaign.

The Chelsea players trudge around shaking hands with one another. This is not how they would have envisaged starting their latest bid for the one trophy that the club really wants.

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Questions will be asked of Sonia Bompastor because this is the one competition that Chelsea fans want to win. It is only one game, but when you look at other teams, Barcelona got off to a flyer.

A huge result for FC Twente, who secure a point against last season's semi-finalists in just their second year in the competition.

Back to the drawing board for Chelsea and Sonia Bompastor.

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Millie Bright clearly hears me all the way from Manchester as she launches it towards Sam Kerr.

The forward is offside though. That may well be that.

Into the final minute we go and still Chelsea continue with their patient play at the back.

If there's ever a time to go long, it's now.

Nervous moment for Lieske Carleer as she jumps into a tackle on Erin Cuthbert in the box.

The defender just manages to pull her leg away at the last second and Cuthbert remains on her feet.

That so easily could have been a penalty if the Scot had made more of it.

Wave after wave of Chelsea attack but Twente are standing strong.

Ellie Carpenter fires at goal from quite a distance but it's straight at Diede Lemy and the Twente keeper gets her whole body behind it.

Five minutes for either of these teams to grab the winner.

Roars from the home fans as Jill Roord intercepts a pass in her own half and powers Twente over the half way line.

She plays it wide for Amanda Andradottir but the Iceland international is ushered away from the Chelsea goal.

Chelsea look like they are running out of ideas a bit here.

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Another change for the hosts as forward Jaimy Ravensbergen comes off for midfielder Amanda Andradottir.

A clear sign from Corina Dekker. Twente want to make sure they keep a point.

Chelsea have attempted the last 8 shots in this game, Twente's last shot was taken by Alieke Tuin in the 65th minute.

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I think if it was a sharp, in-form Sam Kerr, then she would've hit that straight away.

I think what separates her is that movement to get in at the back post.

The forward gets back to her feet to cross into the box and it falls to the feet of Sam Kerr in plenty of space at the back stick.

The Australian takes a touch to set herself before blasting at goal but agonisingly for the visitors it's cleared off the line.

Aggie Beever-Jones has been in a right battle today up against the two Twente centre halves.

She drops off the front line to pick up the ball but before she can turn she's wiped out.

We've seen Chelsea produce quite a few of these performances under Sonia Bompastor, but they always seem to get the job done in some way or another.

They've got just eight minutes plus stoppage time left to do so tonight.

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Twente waste the free kick and Chelsea go straight up the other end and almost punish them.

Teenager Chloe Sarwie is the player in blue that eventually stings the palms of Diede Lemey.