Manchester City's Champions League campaign suffered a major setback on Tuesday as they lost 3-1 to Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt, who celebrated their first-ever victory in the competition. The result also marked the first time an English club has been beaten by a Norwegian team in Europe since 2002.
Returning to his homeland, Erling Haaland endured a night to forget, failing to score for the seventh time in City's last eight matches. Despite registering three attempts, none were on target. Haaland, who has already netted 26 goals across all competitions this season, admitted his frustration and apologised to supporters.
"I don't have the answers," he told TNT Sports. "I take full responsibility for not scoring the goals I should. I apologise to every single Man City supporter. In the end, it's embarrassing. Bodo played incredible football and deserved the win."
