Celtic suffered a 2-0 defeat to FC Twente on Tuesday night on their UEFA Women’s Champions League debut in Hamilton.

Kayleigh van Dooren scored either side of half time to clinch a win for the Dutch champions at New Douglas Park.

Murphy Agnew and Saoirse Noonan both came close in what was a spirited second-half showing from the Hoops, before Van Dooren sealed the tie in the 85th minute.

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It was a first loss of the season for Elena Sadiku’s side who face Real Madrid in the Spanish capital next week.

In last night’s other Group B contest, Chelsea secured a 3-2 victory over Madrid at Stamford Bridge, leaving Celtic bottom of the group after matchday one.

Speaking to Celtic TV after the game, head coach Elena Sadiku said: "I'm proud because the effort was there. We fought hard. But yeah, still disappointed because I feel like we should have done more.

"We come into this game - our first ever at this stage of the competition - but the girls really showed they could compete.

"I think now when we know what to expect, I think the second game hopefully will be even better."