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Norway’s top-flight side Bodø/Glimt produced one of the most remarkable results in their European history, stunning Manchester City 3–1 at the Aspmyra Stadion, just north of the Arctic Circle. Facing Pep Guardiola’s six-time Premier League champions and Champions League winners, Bodø/Glimt delivered a fearless and disciplined performance in a game of huge significance for the club. The victory boosts the Norwegian champions’ qualification hopes, as the 26th-ranked side in the

Arsenal are now unbeaten in six games in the Champions League, showing how dominant they are in Europe this season. They will comfortably qualify for the round of 16, as this has been one of Arsenal’s best starts in a European competition in a very long time. For the first half, Arsenal were mostly in control. They had possession and were defensively solid. Madueke scored a stunner from outside the box with his left foot in the 24th minute to give Arsenal the lead. Brugge did

Mourinho welcomed Antonio Conte’s Napoli to Lisbon for a clash defined by structure, intensity, and two managers who pride themselves on discipline. From the first whistle, it was clear only one team arrived ready to impose itself. Benfica exploded out of the blocks, suffocating Napoli’s build-up and carving through their defensive shape with worrying ease. Milinković-Savić was called into action almost immediately, pulling off a superb double save to keep the game level. How