It looked like City’s hopes of a comeback had been extinguished after just three minutes when, as she did in the first leg, Mille Gejl opened the scoring for Koge.
The former Crystal Palace midfielder took a short corner to Rikke Madsen and latched on to her fellow Denmark international’s cutback from the byeline before steering her low drive into the far corner from just inside the penalty box.
However, City were pinging the ball about far quicker than in the first leg in Denmark and were back level on the night within six minutes.
Captain Amy Muir set Nicole Kozlova down the left wing and the former Koge player’s low ball into the penalty box was fired home by strike partner Abby Harrison.
A couple of fine saves from goalkeeper Lee Gibson denied the visitors before City were back level on aggregate on 25 minutes when Emily Whelan headed powerfully home after left-back Muir crossed to the back post.
City’s joy only lasted two minutes as veteran former Manchester City and Denmark forward Nadia Nadim turned in from the left wing and sent a right-foot drive looping over Gibson and into the far corner.
Glasgow were ahead again on the night when Harrison rose with the visiting goalkeeper to meet a Lisa Evans corner and the ball deflected off Emma Pelkowski and into her own net.
Fellow midfielder Sarah Thygesen pounced on an Emma Brownlie error to slot what looked like a killer strike for the Danes six minutes from normal time.
However, Brownlie made amends by rising to meet another Evans corner and level the score on aggregate as the game entered added time.
Just when it looked like extra time might be needed, Lisa Forrest headed a cross from fellow substitute forward Sofia Maatta over the stranded goalkeeper to signal joyous scenes among the home support.
TENS of thousands are without power as Storm Amy’s 90mph gusts and torrential rain lash Britain leaving one dead.
The first named storm of the season has swept into the country with yellow weather warnings covering the whole of Britain on Saturday.
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Storm Amy swept into the UK on Friday killing one and leaving thousands without powerCredit: PA
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Waves smashed the coast of Blackpool this morningCredit: Dave Nelson
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Yellow rain warnings have also been issued for parts of the UKCredit: NB PRESS LTD
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Members of the public were pictured battling the wind and rain on Friday nightCredit: NB PRESS LTD
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The Met Office’s warnings for Saturday cover the entire countryCredit: Met Office
Irish Police confirmed on Friday that a man in his 40s had died following a “weather related incident”.
While 234,000 homes were also left without power across the island of Ireland as Storm Amy brings widespread disruption.
The highest wind speeds so far have been recorded in the Hebrides Islands, Scotland, at 96mph with 92mph gusts recorded in Co Londonderry in Northern Ireland, say the Met Office.
An amber wind warning has been issued for the north of Scotland until 9pm on Saturday with yellow warnings covering the whole of Scotland, the north of England and north Wales until the end of the day.
A yellow wind warning will run until 7pm for the rest of England and Wales.
Additionally, yellow warnings for rain are in place in north and west Scotland until midnight and in Northern Ireland until noon.
Travel chaos has also been sparked across the country with road closures and disruption to public transport.
Train operator, Avanti West Coast, warned of “short notice changes” on Saturday and “strongly recommended” customers making journeys north of Preston to check updates before travelling.
In Scotland, ScotRail suspended services on Friday night and anticipated the disruption would extend in Saturday and possibly Sunday.
Network Rail Scotland route director Ross Moran said more than 60 incidents of flooding, fallen trees and debris on the tracks were reported across the network in the first two hours of the storm.
Storm Amy forces cancellation of Junior Great Scottish Run in Glasgow
“Storm Amy has hit parts of the country much harder and more quickly than expected,” he said.
National Rail is carrying out safety checks for obstructions on the line and damage to infrastructure, warning of possible disruptions throughout the UK on Saturday.
Elsewhere, CalMac Ferries also said it expect many services to be disrupted on Saturday into Sunday with many routes already cancelled.
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Storm Amy has sparked travel chaos across the countryCredit: PA
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The Severn Bridge was forced to close overnightCredit: Getty
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Lancashire has seen difficult driving conditions near to the coastCredit: Dave Nelson
The iconic Severn Bridge between Gloucestershire and Wales was also forced to close overnight due to strong winds.
While parts of the A19 Tees Viaduct, the A66 in Cumbria and the A628 near Manchester were all closed to high-sided vehicles.
Traffic Scotland has also reported a long list of road closures with Forth Road Bridge closed in both directions.
The Skye Bridge, Queensferry Crossing and Clackmannshire Bridge were also closed to high-sided vehicles.
They also reported a number of road closures due to falling debris and overnight flooding including the M9 eastbound near Stirling.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency had 30 flood warnings in place on Saturday with the Environment Agency issuing six in the north of England one in north Wales from Natural Resources Wales.
Belfast International Airport said it was expecting delays on Saturday and advised passengers to check with their airlines.
All eight of London’s royal parks, including Hyde Park and Richmond Park, will also be closed on Saturday due to the strong winds.
In a statement on its website, the Royal Parks said: “Due to severe wind gusts caused by Storm Amy, all of the royal parks, plus Brompton Cemetery and Victoria Tower Gardens will be closed on Saturday October 4.
“This closure includes all park roads and cycleways, cafes and kiosks, parks sports venues, the Serpentine lido and boating lake, and the royal parks shop.”
“The safety of visitors and staff is our top priority,” the Royal Parks added.
“We’re sorry for any inconvenience that these closures may cause.”
It said opening times on Sunday will be delayed because of safety inspections.
The Met Office said wind and rain was expected to ease throughout the evening for much of the country, but severe gales are forecast to continue in north east Scotland with a yellow warning for wind in place from midnight until 9am on Sunday.
Sunday is expected to turn dry and less windy with sunny spells for most areas, but outbreaks of rain developing in the north west.
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Fallen debris has caused road closures across the countryCredit: Northpix
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Shoppers braved the conditions in Glasgow on FridayCredit: Alamy
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The umbrellas were out in force in Leeds on Friday nightCredit: NB PRESS LTD
BONNIE Blue’s security has revealed they often deal with aggressive attacks aimed at her after she was “slapped” in a club.
Bonnie arrived at Onyx Nightclub in Sheffield, South Yorkshire at 1am on Friday as part of her “Bang Bus” tour before chaos ensued.
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Bonnie Blue was ‘slapped’ at an event on Friday according to her securityCredit: Yorkshire Live
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The adult film star had appeared at a club event on her “Bang Bus” tourCredit: Yorkshire Live
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But 40 minutes after arriving chaos ensued and security could be seen hauling people away insideCredit: Yorkshire Live
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In another video, Bonnie is seen telling her security to get rid of a woman who told her she was ‘setting feminism back’Credit: TikTok/@ffiwilliamss
The notorious adult film star was appearing at an event dubbed “the wildest freshers experience in Sheffield”.
But carnage soon followed 40 minutes later as footage showed cops tackling suspects at the venue after an attendee reportedly punched her in the jaw.
However, Bonnie’s head of security told The Sun that she wasn’t punched but was “slapped” by a fan.
“Bonnie takes risks every time she poses for thousands of pictures with fans — and that’s always the main challenge for us, as we keep constant eyes on her safety,” he said.
“In this case, a fan took a split-second opportunity to slap her. Our team immediately stepped in with reasonable and necessary actions to de-escalate the situation, and Bonnie carried on with her night’s work.
“For the sake of content and socials, Bonnie often allows fans within arm’s reach, but our team has successfully managed numerous situations to stop anything aggressive — whether verbal or physical.
“This was an opportunistic attack, and it will not be tolerated.”
Bonnie also downplayed the altercation and said she was “totally fine” and thanked her security.
“She said: “There was a tiny incident last night but I’m totally fine — big thanks to my A+ security for keeping everything smooth.
“No scratches, no stress, and definitely no slowing me down. Can’t wait for my Nottingham homecoming for the next two days.”
Controversial adult star Bonnie Blue stuns Rangers fans with shock Ibrox visit ahead of game
A separate video from that night showed Bonnie ordering her security to get rid of a woman who said she was “setting feminism back”.
A woman with bright pink hair had approached Bonnie who told the woman: “Your hair looks so cool.”
She replied: “Thank you – but do you know how many years you’ve set back feminism?”
Bonnie is heard to say: “Oh get out. I haven’t.”
She appears to tell security to “get those fat f**** out”.
Her “Bang Bus” tour across the country promised “high energy DJ sets” but “no sexual behaviour”.
The event site, Skiddle, said in the build-up to the event: “This is a night built for making new friends, laughing until your cheeks hurt, and throwing yourself into the wildest Freshers experience in Sheffield.
“Important Notice: This event is a safe space for all. No sexual behaviour is permitted inside the venue – respect others and enjoy the party the right way.”
The adult film star has previously insisted that there were no plans to film herself having sex with students after she appeared at Glasgow University.
She told The Scottish Sun in an exclusive chat that she just wanted to “have a good time and meet more people that would never be able to come toLondonto see me normally.”
She announced Scotland was the first stop on her tour and said: “I wanted to go on tour through the UK, from the top to the bottom and Glasgow gave me the warmest welcome when I mentioned I would be going to Scotland.”
But all three of the city’s universities distanced themselves from her with Glasgow, Strathclyde and Caledonian, all saying they “have no links with Bonnie Blue”.
Bonnie infamously claimed a record in January 2024 after she was filmed having sex with 1,057 men in 12 hours.
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Bonnie said that it was a ‘tiny incident’ and that she was ‘totally fine’Credit: Olivia West
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She was previously the focus of a Channel 4 documentaryCredit: Rob Parfitt / Channel 4
