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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Slavia Praha 2-2 Bodø / Glimt in the Champions League on Wednesday, 17 September 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
The match between Slavia Praha and Bodø / Glimt ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw, reflecting the competitive nature of both teams. Slavia Praha, who drew 2-2 at home, saw Youssoupha Mbodji score both their goals, showcasing his pivotal role in the team's attack. Despite Bodø / Glimt's recent loss to Sturm Graz away, they managed to secure a point on the road, with late goals from Daniel Bassi and Sondre Brunstad Fet. The result was not entirely surprising given Bodø / Glimt's form, but it did halt Slavia Praha's potential to start a winning run in the competition.
Bodø / Glimt's resilience was evident as they fought back from a goal down twice, demonstrating their ability to perform under pressure. Slavia Praha, despite dominating possession in parts of the game, couldn't secure the win, which might raise concerns about their defensive stability. Mbodji's brace was a standout performance, but the late equalizer from Bodø / Glimt's Brunstad Fet in the 90th minute underscored the unpredictability of the match. This draw leaves both teams with much to ponder as they look to improve their standings in the competition.
The statistics from the match provide insight into the dynamics of the game. Slavia Praha, with 46% possession, managed to create more scoring opportunities, evidenced by their eight corners compared to Bodø / Glimt's four. However, Bodø / Glimt's higher successful dribble percentage (50% vs. Slavia Praha's 42%) suggests they were more effective in breaking down the opposition's defense. The three yellow cards received by Bodø / Glimt indicate a more aggressive approach, which might have contributed to their late comeback.
Despite Bodø / Glimt's slight edge in possession and dribbling, the final scoreline was a fair reflection of the game's competitiveness. Slavia Praha's two assists highlight their ability to create goal-scoring chances, while Bodø / Glimt's missed penalty by Kasper Høgh could have changed the game's outcome. The even number of substitutions by both teams suggests tactical adjustments were made, but neither side could gain a decisive advantage.
Slavia Praha's early substitution of Štěpán Chaloupek in the 18th minute set the tone for an active game, followed by Youssoupha Mbodji's opening goal in the 23rd minute. Mbodji's second goal in the 74th minute seemed to secure the win for Slavia Praha, but the late drama unfolded with Bodø / Glimt's response. The yellow card shown to Mbodji in the 70th minute did not deter his performance, as he continued to be a key figure in Slavia Praha's attack.
Bodø / Glimt's comeback was sparked by Daniel Bassi's goal in the 78th minute, shortly after his substitution. The missed penalty by Kasper Høgh in the 54th minute was a significant moment that could have shifted the game's momentum earlier. The equalizer by Sondre Brunstad Fet in the 90th minute was the final twist, showcasing Bodø / Glimt's resilience and ability to capitalize on late opportunities. The flurry of substitutions and yellow cards in the latter stages of the game added to the intensity and unpredictability of the match.
Slavia Praha lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Youssoupha Mbodji playing a crucial role in defense and attack. His brace was the highlight of the game, demonstrating his versatility and importance to the team. The early substitution of Štěpán Chaloupek suggested a tactical shift, possibly to inject more energy into the midfield. The late substitutions of Mojmír Chytil and Daiki Hashioka, along with Ivan Schranz, indicate an attempt to manage the game's closing stages and secure the win, though it ultimately ended in a draw.
Bodø / Glimt deployed a 4-3-3 formation, with key contributions from their substitutes. Daniel Bassi's impact was immediate, scoring just minutes after coming on in the 46th minute. The late substitutions of Magnus Riisnæs, Sondre Brunstad Fet, and Andreas Helmersen were crucial, with Fet scoring the equalizer in the 90th minute. The team's resilience and ability to adapt through substitutions were evident, though the three yellow cards received suggest a more aggressive approach that could have been costly.
Youssoupha Mbodji is Bwin’s Man of the Match, with his brace (2 goals) proving decisive for Slavia Praha. Despite not contributing in assists, big chances created, or key passes, his goals were pivotal in securing a point for his team. Mbodji's performance underlines his importance to Slavia Praha's attack and his ability to influence the game's outcome.
Draw: 2-2 vs Bodø / Glimt (H)
Draw: 2-2 vs Slavia Praha (A)
Sitting in 13th place with 1 point, Slavia Praha will face Slovan Liberec when they return to league actionon September 21, 2025. The draw against Bodø / Glimt might prompt a more defensive approach in their next game.
With a league position of 12 and 1 point, Bodø / Glimt will take on Rosenborg next, returning to domestic football on September 21, 2025. The late comeback against Slavia Praha could boost their confidence, potentially leading to an aggressive strategy in their upcoming match.
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