In a recent Champions League match, Inter Milan faced Bodo Glimt in a challenging game played on a subpar synthetic pitch in Norway. Despite some early optimism, with Inter managing to equalize shortly after an initial goal by Fet, the team's performance faltered in the second half. Bodo Glimt took advantage of Inter’s struggling defense and scored two quick goals, effectively sealing the match at 3-1.

The defeat adds to the woes of Italian clubs in this season's Champions League, as Juventus and Atalanta had suffered significant losses in previous matches. Inter's current predicament means they must achieve a decisive 3-0 victory at their home ground, the Meazza, in the return leg to advance to the knockout stages of the tournament. The pressure on coach Andrea Chivu and his players has intensified, as failure to progress could lead to serious repercussions for the club´s European ambitions.

The match also highlighted ongoing concerns over the quality of the playing surface in Norway, which had been the subject of controversy in the lead-up to the game. The harsh conditions seemed to affect both teams, but ultimately it was Bodo Glimt who capitalized on the situation better. As the Champions League progresses, the performance of Italian teams remains a hot topic and a source of concern for fans and analysts alike, prompting discussions on the potential need for changes in the domestic league to foster better performances on an international stage.