Borussia Dortmund vs. Bodo/Glimt: Sjøvold’s second-half goal gives Bodo/Glimt a 1–0 win over Dortmund

First-half chances leave the game scoreless

Dortmund arrived with five changes to its starting lineup. Fet narrowly missed in the 19th minute. Eight minutes later, Blomberg sent a cross toward Hauge on a counterattack, narrowly missing him in front of an open goal. Dortmund increased its possession in the final ten minutes before halftime, and the teams went into the break at 0–0.

Sjøvold finishes the decisive move

Bodo/Glimt threatened immediately after halftime. Kobel stopped Helmersen 24 seconds after the restart, and Blomberg had a shot deflected wide in the 49th minute. In the 52nd, Sjøvold began an attacking move and then finished Auklend’s cross to put Bodo/Glimt ahead.

Dortmund responded with four changes in the 60th minute: Guirassy, Nmecha, Nwaneri and Ryerson came on. Haikin saved a shot from Nmecha in the 62nd minute. Guirassy had an effort deflected in the 69th, and a Nwaneri header in the 74th lacked placement.

Late chances end without an equalizer

Sjøvold intervened against Svensson in the 83rd minute, and Haikin denied Nwaneri from the ensuing corner. Dortmund won three successive corners late on; Ryerson headed the last wide before the whistle. Haikin also saved another Nmecha shot in stoppage time. Bodo/Glimt finished with a 1–0 win.

Sjøvold’s contribution extended beyond the goal. UEFA credited him with winning seven of ten duels, while UEFA technical observer Steve Cooper highlighted both his involvement in Bodo/Glimt’s attacks and his composure in defensive one-on-ones.