21.10.2025 15:01
The Norwegian team Bodo/Glimt, which will face Galatasaray, is anxious ahead of the away match in Istanbul. The Scandinavian representative, accustomed to artificial turf, will face a tough challenge against the natural grass at Rams Park and the pressure from Galatasaray fans.
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In the 3rd week of the UEFA Champions League, Galatasaray will host Bodo/Glimt on Wednesday evening. The yellow-red team aims for a clear victory. All conditions seem to be in favor of the Lions. Especially the atmosphere of Rams Park and the difference in the pitch have become a nightmare for the Norwegian team.
RAMS PARK ATMOSPHERE EVEN CHALLENGED LIVERPOOL
The high-volume atmosphere created by Galatasaray at home had recently put even Liverpool in a difficult situation. The stands at Rams Park, known as "Hell," are expected to be packed. The Norwegian team cannot hide its fear of this atmosphere even before the match.
TRANSITION FROM ARTIFICIAL GRASS TO REAL PITCH
Bodo/Glimt plays all its matches on artificial grass in its country. This negatively affects their performance when they need to play on natural grass. The hybrid (natural + synthetic mixture) pitch at Rams Park will be an unusual environment for the Norwegian team.
WEAK AWAY RECORD
The pitch factor is clearly visible in Bodo/Glimt's recent European performance. The Norwegian champions have only managed to secure 1 victory in their last 10 away matches in Europe. Bodo only defeated Braga 2-1; they lost to Sturm Graz (2-1), Tottenham (3-1), Lazio (3-1), Twente (2-1), Olympiakos (2-1), and Manchester United (3-2). They also had draws against Slavia Prague (2-2), Nice (1-1), and Union St. Gilloise (0-0).
STRONG AT HOME, WEAK AWAY
The Norwegian representative paints a completely different picture at home. In their last 10 home matches, Bodo/Glimt has achieved 7 victories, 1 draw, and 2 losses, but they cannot replicate the same success away.
The Scandinavian team, facing both an enthusiastic fan atmosphere and an unfamiliar pitch factor at Rams Park, is in for a challenging 90 minutes.
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