It’s half-time in both games, one far more eventful than the other. Chelsea, after a misstep with the conceded penalty, have been ruthless in pretty much nabbing another win this season. Celtic, on the other hand, have yet to fire a shot against Real Madrid.

It’s carnage at the Bridge! Twente continue to make errors playing out from the back. This time it’s Clark, the keeper, passing to the onrushing Erin Cuthbert, who drives into the area and shoots from the right. The ball loops off Clark, high into the air … Knol rushes back to try and clear but ends up volleying the ball into her own net. It’s given an own goal, though I’d give it to Cuthbert.

This’ll be the goal of the night. Aggie Beever-Jones wins possession on the left, with the ball trickling to Mayra Ramírez, who is more than 30 yards away from the goal. Seeing Olivia Clark off her line, she decides to hit it first time and nails the effort into the net, over the keeper’s head. Brilliant.

That didn’t take long. Oriane Jean-François drives into the area after receiving on the left and lets loose, with a deflection off Anna Knol helping her beat the keeper.

This is a ripper! Signe Bruun receives the ball from just outside the D, shifts on to her right foot, loads up and thumps the ball into the top left corner. The assist is from Linda Caicedo, who pulled off a well-read interception before playing to Bruun.

The visitors are level! It comes from a penalty after Charlotte Hulst is dragged down in the box by Maika Hamano inside the area – rather unnecessary challenge, that. Hamano gets a yellow and Kayleigh van Dooren steps up, slotting into the bottom left corner.

Chelsea are up and running early. Twente give away the ball at the back with Mayra Ramírez intercepting and playing in Catarina Macario. Macario feeds it back, with a wayward pass allowing Twente to retreat inside their area. But Macario’s shot is blocked back to her before she expertly lobs the keeper with a fine volley.

And we’re off in both of the Group B fixtures. Celtic are still waiting for their first points … they kick things off against Real Madrid.

Celtic: Daugherty, Lawton, Clark, Hayes, Barclais, McGregor, Cross, Cavanagh, Gallacher, Ashworth-Clifford, Agnew

Subs: Rodgers, Richardson, Ross, Smith, Signe Carstens, Mathilde Carstens, Kerner, Noonan, Bruna, Luana, McAneny, Logan

Real Madrid: Misa, Hernández, Gálvez, Méndez, Carmona, Toletti, Weir, Angeldahl, Feller, Bruun, Caicedo

Subs: Chavas, López, Abelleira, Antônia, Redondo, García, Møller, Camacho, Navarro, Del Castillo

Chelsea: Musovic, Périsset, Björn, Bright, Charles, Cuthbert, Jean-François, Hamano, Macário, Beever-Jones, Ramírez

Subs: Hampton, Cox, Nüsken, Reiten, Lawrence, Kaptein, Rytting Kaneryd, Bronze, Brown

Twente: Clark, Vliek, Knol, Carleer, Tuin, Van Dooren, Van Ginkel, Peddemors, Hulst, Ravensbergen, Van Dijk

Subs: De Jong, Vissers, Everaerts, Diekman, Andradottir, Te Brake, Proost, Verdaasdonk, Galic, Van der Vegt, Ivens.

Hello, hello, hello and welcome to tonight’s WCL clockwatch. While the two Group A games have already kicked off – Galatasaray v Lyon and Wolfsburg v Roma – we’re focusing on the two Group B fixtures: Real Madrid are off to Celtic while Chelsea host Twente.

Admittedly, there’s not a great deal of jeopardy here, with Chelsea and Madrid both through to the quarter-finals. But there’s still a battle for first place in the group, and Sonia Bompastor’s side are still carrying a 100% record across competitions – a crack at the perfect season continues.

Here’s to GOAL! GOAL! GOAL! throughout the evening.