3 – 0
“Right on the stroke of half-time, Fredrik Bjørkan converted the rebound after Auklend's right-footed effort was parried, slotting home with his left foot to give Glimt a deserved lead.”
Pivotal“Deveron Fonville turned the ball into his own net to make it 3-0, a cruel ending to a desperate defensive display from a NEC side that had been under relentless pressure throughout the second half.”
Outstanding performance

Bodø / Glimt made light work of an already-broken NEC Nijmegen side, completing a 6-1 aggregate dismantling with a clinical 3-0 victory at home. The tie was effectively settled in the first leg, but NEC ensured their own misery was compounded when Gonzalo Crettaz was dismissed for a professional handball in just the third minute, leaving the Dutch side to defend with ten men for virtually the entire match. Glimt exploited their numerical and territorial dominance in emphatic fashion — finishing with 80 percent possession, 21 shots, seven big chances created and a staggering 118 dangerous attacks — though they were wasteful at times, missing five big chances before the goals finally came in a devastating two-goal salvo right on the stroke of half-time. Fredrik Bjørkan and Sondre Auklend combined to put the tie to bed before the break, and Deveron Fonville's unfortunate own goal on 73 minutes added gloss to a result that confirmed Glimt as comfortable, deserving qualifiers for the next round of Champions League competition.
How entertaining was this match?
Bodø/Glimt head into this second leg of their Champions League play-off in a commanding position after a brilliant 3-1 away win in Nijmegen. NEC must now overturn a two-goal deficit in the Arctic — a mountain few sides climb. Expect Glimt to be clinical, and NEC to throw caution to the wind.