Bodo/Glimt stop Mourinho's Roma again

Jose Mourinho's Roma again got cold feet and froze against opponents from the Arctic Circle, failing to beat Bodo/Glimt for the second time in their Europa Conference League group clash on Thursday. The two shared the points in a 2-2 draw in Rome.

Having been thumped 6-1 by the Norwegian outfit last time they met, Mourinho pulled no punches in his post-match comments. A number of players have since been left out of the Giallorossi's matchday squads, and the Portuguese promised to field a stronger XI for the return game in the Eternal City.

Despite naming what was close to his first choice XI, Mourinho's men stumbled once more. After a complicated first half, the Italians fell behind on the stroke of half time through Ola Solbakken.

Stephan El Shaarawy levelled 10 minutes after the restart, but that was as good as it got for the Giallorossi.?They conceded again soon after, this time Erik Botheim was the man who beat Rui Patricio to put Bodo/Glimt back in front.

Just as it looked as though they were going to suffer another humiliating defeat, Roger Ibanez levelled in the 84th minute to restore some pride. Mourinho is unlikely to be over the moon with the result though, as Roma remain second behind the Norwegians on seven points with four games played.