Get Belgian & Dutch Football News
·24 August 2026
NEC Nijmegen not giving up on Champions League comeback against Bodø/Glimt

In partnership with
Yahoo sportsGet Belgian & Dutch Football News
·24 August 2026

NEC Nijmegen certainly have a mountain to climb on Tuesday when they face Bodø/Glimt in the final round of Champions League qualification. The Eredivisie side are 3-1 down after the first leg against one of the best footballing sides left in the qualification phases of the competition. However, speaking to the media ahead of Tuesday’s clash, captain Tjarron Chery and head coach Dick Schreuder are refusing to give up on their Champions League dream.
Schreuder said ‘The only thing we need to do is not give away goals too easily like last week and not play into the opponent’s hands with the mistakes we made. We stand a chance precisely when we do what we always do, but do it right‘.
Former QPR and Antwerp favourite Chery said ‘I can tell that everyone is looking forward to it and that we have the faith. We have to show it tomorrow‘.
They will certainly have to play well. Bodø/Glimt have shown in past seasons that they are incredibly difficult to beat at home. They narrowly got beyond Union St Gilloise last round, but in the past they have beaten some big European sides at home. NEC Nijmegen can at least look forward to Europa League football if they lose, but the Champions League is clearly the preferred destination.
Live







































