Horrible, AS Roma Were Made By Norwegian Club Bodo/Glimt 6-1

AS Roma (Twitter @ASRromaEN)

JAKARTA - AS Roma was completely destroyed at the Bodo/Glimt headquarters. Jose Mourinho's team was remade 6-1 in the Group C League Conference continued match at the Aspmyra Stadium, Norway, Friday morning.

It was a sad result but also deserved for Jose Mourinho's side who struggled to build up attacks and only had six attempted shots throughout the game.

Roma's only goal was scored by Carles Perez after they were already two goals behind the hosts thanks to goals from Erik Botheim and Patrick Berg.

Camp er over! Glimt vinner 6-1 over Roma på Aspmyra 6-1. Mot Roma. Gratularer til alle. Til hele Bodø, Nordland og alle med helgult hjerte! Vær stolt av kor du e fra! pic.twitter.com/dTZwTfQNBb

— FK Bodø/Glimt (@Glimt) October 21, 2021

Instead of creating a revival momentum, the Roma goal was broken again by Botheim and Ola Solbakken's double which flanked Amahl Pellegrino's goal.

Reported by Antara from the official UEFA website, these results made Roma, who failed to add six points, evicted from the top of Group C, overtaken by Bodo/Glimt, who now have seven points.

Not even eight minutes into the game, Roma's goal was broken when Botheim calmly and accurately completed Sondre Brunstad's tug.

The hosts continued to be confident in controlling the game and in the 20th minute Berg doubled Bodo/Glimt's lead with a long-range shot finishing off Botheim's cross.

Roma had responded through Perez's action using Amadou Diawara's through ball eight minutes later, but the Gialloroso failed to turn the situation into a momentum for revival and were still more depressed until the break.

Mourinho made three direct substitutions at half-time, bringing on Bryan Cristante, Eldor Shomurodov and Henrikh Mkhitaryan to increase the impact.

But what happened was that Bodo/Glimt added to their lead through Botheim's second goal in the 52nd minute using a pass from Alfons Sampsted to make it 3-1.

Control of the game continued to be in the hands of Bodo / Glimt who increasingly rampaged through the score of three goals, two from Solbakken and one belonging to Pellegrino, in the space of nine minutes.

The 6-1 score lasted until dispersal gave confidence to Bodo/Glimt, who will then switch to home to Roma at the Olimpico, Italy, in two weeks.