Bodø/Glimt achieved a remarkable feat in Champions League history by defeating Inter Milan 2-1 at the Giuseppe Meazza, concluding the two-leg tie with a dominant 5-2 aggregate score. This victory followed their initial 3-1 win in Norway, marking their status as the 'giant killers' of the tournament. The team's performance has not only showcased their competitive spirit but has also highlighted Inter's ongoing struggles, as they fail to find answers to their current dire performance.

Under the management of Kjetil Knutsen, the Norwegian squad continued to assert their identity despite playing in an intimidating atmosphere against a traditionally powerful football club like Inter. The match was characterized by a clash of narratives, with Bodø/Glimt overcoming significant challenges, including the weight of Inter's historical prestige and home advantage. The media echoed sentiments of how Bodø/Glimt's triumph was a testament to their robust strategy and tenacity.

This victory for Bodø/Glimt marks a significant turning point not only for the team's aspirations in European football but also underscores the increasing competitiveness in the Champions League, where underdog teams are challenging established powerhouses. The elimination of the last finalist, Inter Milan, by a smaller club from Norway has sent shockwaves through the football community, questioning the future of the Italian team's strategy and overall direction in the sport as they grapple with a deeper crisis of identity and performance.