Manchester City has lost 3-1 at tiny Norwegian club Bodø/Glimt in one of the most humiliating upsets in Champions League history.

Manchester City suffer a truly disastrous loss in Norway to Bodo. The result hurts the Cityzens opportunity for a top eight finish in the UCL table. The performances were quite bad and outside Donnarumma,

Bodø/Glimt hosts Manchester City on Tuesday as the UEFA Champions League resumes. The home side enters the game in 32nd place out of 36 teams in the league phase, drawing three and losing three out of six matches. The Norwegian outfit is facing long odds to advance, trailing the top 24 by four points with only two games remaining.

One of the best clubs in all of Europe gets set to close in on a Round of 16 spot in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League, as Manchester City gets set to meet FK Bodo/Glimt on Tuesday.

The 2025/26 Champions League tournament continues today as Manchester City face off against Bodo/Glimt in the League Phase.

Fulham are in talks with Manchester City over a move for winger Oscar Bobb, sources have told ESPN. Bobb has been available this month after City signed Antoine Semenyo from AFC Bournemouth in a deal worth £64 million ($86m).

Michael Carrick’s first game back at Old Trafford ended in resounding victory for Manchester United over neighbours Manchester City. In a first half dominated by the home side, Amad and Bruno Fernandes both had goals disallowed for offside, as did Mason Mount in the second half.

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The Champions League has resumed after its winter break with Arsenal protecting the only 100% record heading to Inter Milan and defending champion Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid and Manchester City