Watch live BBC Alba coverage and follow live text updates of the first leg of Glasgow City's Women's Champions League tie with Brann.
Well, relatively comfortably all told. Brena Lovera and Lauren Davidson scored the decisive goals to see of a stubborn Shelbourne side, Irish champions no less. Following that, the pair scored goals to bookend a Kenzie Weir strike in a 3-0 victory over Gintra.
They're on the Champions Path of the competitions this season thanks to that dramatic late title-deciding win over Rangers with Davidson's stoppage-time winner still a favoured tale of many a City fan. They'll be keen to make that all count even more with a place on the group stage on offer.
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