Olympiacos put up a strong fight in Norway but now face a daunting three-goal deficit to overcome.

Bodø/Glimt, well accustomed to their artificial turf, once again dominated at home. Their efficiency in front of goal was evident, converting three of their six shots on target. In contrast, Olympiacos managed five shots on target and registered an xG of 1.99 but were unfortunate not to at least grab a consolation goal.

The absence of El Kaabi, their main striker, was a significant setback in the first leg, but playing at home could tell a different story.

Olympiacos remain undefeated in the Greek Super League after 13 matches and have also gone unbeaten in their last four Europa League games, keeping clean sheets in three of them.

Bodø/Glimt, however, have struggled on the road. They suffered defeats in their last two away games, losing 3-2 to Manchester United and 2-1 to Twente. Despite their away struggles, they remain a threat going forward and are more than capable of finding the net.