Bodo/Glimt secured a 1-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League that leaves both teams on three points from two games. Dortmund sit 18th in the 36-team table while the hosts occupy 24th. The result extends Bodo/Glimt’s 100% record in European home matches during 2026 and adds Dortmund to a list of notable scalps that already includes Manchester City and Inter.
Club supporters marked the occasion with the celebratory post “JAAAAAAAA 💛” as another big name fell at this inhospitable venue.
The match proved a tight, low-scoring affair in which Bodo/Glimt’s organisation and defensive discipline proved enough to claim all three points. Dortmund created opportunities but could not find a way through, allowing the home side to protect their narrow advantage until the final whistle. The single-goal margin reflected a contest shaped by tactical caution rather than end-to-end action.
Bodo/Glimt entered the fixture in strong form, having collected four wins from their previous five outings across all competitions in a WWWLW sequence. Dortmund arrived with their own positive run of LDWWW, featuring three victories and a draw before this trip. The narrow defeat halted the German side’s momentum while reinforcing the Norwegian club’s recent consistency.
The victory further cements Bodo/Glimt’s growing reputation on the continental stage and keeps their European campaign on an upward trajectory. For Dortmund the loss serves as an early reminder that points will be difficult to collect on the road. Both teams now turn their attention to finding greater consistency as the league phase continues.