Bodö/Glimt, the Norwegian football club, achieved a surprising upset by knocking out Inter Milan, who were last year's Champions League finalists. After winning the first leg 3-1, Bodö secured their advancement with a 2-1 victory in the return match at Inter's home, successfully overcoming their Italian rivals in a thrilling contest. The match saw a strong defensive performance from Bodö, who took advantage of a crucial mistake by Inter's defender, Manuel Akanji, leading to their first goal in the 58th minute from Jens Petter Hauge.

Despite Inter's dominance in possession and attempts, they struggled to convert chances into goals, culminating in a lackluster performance that left them vulnerable. Bodö's second goal from Hakon Evjen in the 72nd minute sealed Inter's fate, while the consolation goal by Alessandro Bastoni in the 76th minute was insufficient to alter the result. This stunning defeat signifies a major achievement for the Norwegian club, emphasizing their growing stature in European football.

With this victory, Bodö/Glimt advances to the round of 16, where they are set to face either Sporting Lisbon or Manchester City, with the draw scheduled for Friday in Nyon, Switzerland. This moment marks an exciting chapter for the underdog club as they continue to make their mark in the Champions League, showcasing both their strength and resilience against much larger footballing institutions.