Bodø/Glimt [DDLL] and Juventus meet in a Champions League league-phase match that brings together two teams facing contrasting histories but equally urgent needs for points. For Bodø/Glimt, this season has already been historic. This is their first time reaching the Champions League proper and only the third time any Norwegian club has reached this stage. Recent history gives Bodø/Glimt an additional boost heading into this fixture. They have won their last four home matches against Italian teams, scoring 13 goals in those encounters. Their most recent success came against Lazio last season, winning 2–0 in the Europa League quarter-final first leg before eventually progressing on penalties. Despite that impressive record against Serie A opposition, their broader European form has dipped significantly. Bodø/Glimt have won only one of their last nine European matches and their league-phase campaign so far stands at two draws and two defeats. Sitting on two points, they would be hoping to unsettle Luciano Spalletti’s side when they host the Old Lady on Tuesday. A 4—3—3 formation with Kasper Høgh, Sondre Auklend and Jens Petter Hauge in attack is expected. Jostein Gundersen is suspended, having picked up a red card in the 1-0 loss to Monaco.