“Borussia Dortmund leaves the stadium with their tail between their legs”

One day after Bayern Munich's 3-3 draw in Stavanger, BVB also embarrassed itself against a Norwegian opponent in the Champions League.

Niko Kovac's team lost 1-0 at FK Bodö/Glimt in front of 8,270 fans 80 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle.

For Dortmund it is already the fourth away defeat in a row in the premier class.

This is what the press writes:

Norway

Dagbladet: "Kjetil Knutsen and Bodö/Glimt send shock waves through Germany. Borussia Dortmund leaves the Aspmyra with their tails between their legs. The result is completely unacceptable for a football giant like Dortmund. Within 24 hours, Bodö and Viking get four points against the giants Dortmund and Bayern." (The Aspmyra is the football stadium in the Norwegian city of Bodö, the editorial team)

Aftenposten: "'In the Arctic Circle, in the shadow of the Aurora, my heart burns for you, Borussia' - that was what was written on the banner of the loud Dortmund fans in one corner before the start of the game. But the northern lights did not show up that evening. The only thing that the German guests were able to experience in terms of natural magic was the at times overwhelming attacking game of Bodö/Glimt."

NRK: "Bodö/Glimt have scored another big coup in the Champions League. This comes one day after Viking made football history and scored the first point in the club's Champions League history against Bayern."

England

Sun: "The Norwegians cause another surprise in the Champions League, while the Germans miss their chances. They have now beaten Manchester City, Inter Milan and Dortmund at home in Europe within two years. The Germans have largely fallen short of expectations."

The Guardian: "Sjövold's strike secures victory for Bodö/Glimt over Borussia Dortmund and extends the Norwegian side's remarkable home record against Europe's elite."

France

L'Équipe: "Another European giant failed in Bodö/Glimt: Borussia Dortmund. Like clubs like Manchester City, Atlético Madrid and Inter Milan last year, BVB failed on the Norwegian artificial turf."