Porto got off to a bad start in the renewed Europa League, which, like the Champions League, introduces a single league format of 36 teams in its first phase.
Porto were defeated in their visit to the surprising Norwegian Bodö/Glimt despite the fact that Samu Omorodion, Olympic champion with the Spanish team at the Paris Games, gave him the lead in the 8th minute with an opportunistic goal with his head.
Samu has scored three games in a row
It is his fourth goal of the season after having already scored three in the Primeira Liga. Signed this summer, he has scored three games in a row.
However, the ‘dragons’, in whose ranks he also played Nico Gonzalez, allowed their rival to turn the score around in the first half by conceding goals from Kasper Hogh (15′) and Jens Petter Hauge (40′).
The third, with ten
own Heap increased the local advantage by beating again Diogo Costa (62′) despite the fact that Bodö/Glimt were outnumbered from the 51st minute, when Isak Dybvik Maatta saw the second yellow.
A goal from the Swede Sea Rose In the 90th minute he gave Porto hope of reaching a draw, but the scoreboard did not move.
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Porto will have the opportunity to make up for this defeat next Thursday, although they will have as a rival in Do Dragao none other than the Portuguese Manchester United Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot.
