😱 Bodø/Glimt punish City to make history in the Champions League 📹 | OneFootball

Manchester City was trying to recover after the defeat to United.

However, they didn't expect such an inspired opponent on Tuesday (20).

Playing in front of their fans at the modest Aspmyra Stadium - with a capacity of less than nine thousand spectators - Bodø/Glimt overcame Guardiola's team with authority.

Thanks to the outstanding performances of Hogh, Hauge, and Blomberg, the Norwegian team won 3-1 in a match of the seventh round of the Champions League league phase.

They also hit the crossbar and had two goals disallowed.

It was their first victory in the prestigious phase of the tournament.

A negative highlight for Rodri, who was sent off after receiving two yellow cards in succession.

Where's the defense, Pep?

Still without Guéhi and struggling with defensive absences, Guardiola relied on the young Alleyne and Khusanov in the sector.

They didn't understand each other. And the home team took advantage.

Hogh opened the scoring at 22 minutes after receiving a completely free cross.

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And extended the lead two minutes later after Alleyne missed the ball.

City had the expected greater possession. But it wasn't productive.

Haaland's big chance came at 45', but the shot barely missed the right post.

Great Goal, two disallowed, and Rodri as the protagonist

City even came back well after the break.

But Bodø/Glimt didn't just want to sit back.

They had a goal disallowed for offside and, shortly after, Hauge, formerly of Milan, scored the great goal of the match (58') after a mistake by Rodri.

City pulled one back with Cherki (60').

But it only took two minutes for Rodri to receive two yellow cards and head to the locker room early.

Guardiola made a single substitution trying for a comeback.

And Bodø/Glimt made history.

They reached six points and could reach the final round with a chance for a playoff spot in the round of 16.

City, on the other hand, stopped at 13. And could even drop out of the top 8 in the next round.

Brugge still dreams

The first match of the day was played on Kazakh soil. And ended with a 4-1 victory for Brugge.

The Belgian team reached seven points, took the 23rd position before the other matches, and still has chances.

They will need to win in the last round - against Marseille - to fight for a playoff spot.

The victory was comfortable against the determined Kairat.

But it was by four goals until Sadybekov scored a beautiful goal in the last play.

With a celebration taking off his shirt and showing it to the crowd in the best "Messi style."

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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