Manchester City's players will refund ticket costs to supporters who travelled to Austria to watch the club suffer a heavy 3-1 defeat to Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League.
City endured one of the most humbling results in their history on Tuesday as the Norwegian side secured their first-ever Champions League group-stage win. The scale of the upset stood out, given that Bodo's population of about 55,000 could almost fill the Etihad Stadium as well as the vast financial gap between the clubs.
In response, City's squad agreed to reimburse the 374 fans who made the long journey. Tickets for the match at the modest Aspmyra Stadion cost around 25 each.
