The second leg of the Champions League playoff between Bodø-Glimt and NEC promises to be a goal-rich affair. The hosts have a comfortable two-goal lead after a 3-1 away win, allowing them to operate more freely, but their attacking style is unlikely to change. The Norwegian team has demonstrated phenomenal scoring at their home stadium, Aspmyra, scoring at least two goals in their last seven matches, and four or more goals in 12 of their last 17 Champions League games. Meanwhile, NEC, trailing on aggregate, will be forced to attack from the start, which only increases the chances of an open game.
The visiting team's attack is also in excellent form: they haven't scored a goal in their last four matches, including three goals in all three. The head-to-head record in this tie has already shown that the teams are capable of exchanging goals, with both sides scoring in the first leg. Considering the losses in defense on both teams (injured defensive players, especially for NEC), it will be extremely difficult to keep a clean sheet.
