Tuesday night at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona produced the kind of game quizzes get built around. Napoli beat Bodø/Glimt four to three in the third round of the Champions League league phase, taking the lead within the first minute and twice seeing the advantage wiped out before a late own goal and a stoppage-time strike from the visitors set up a frantic finish. These were Napoli's first Champions League points of the campaign, and this Napoli Bodo Glimt quiz breaks down how they earned them. The win came at the end of a grim week in which the Partenopei had lost both of their European games to Arsenal and Villarreal and then fallen one to nothing to rock-bottom Serie A side Venezia on Saturday, as Football Italia reported.

The night belonged to Scott McTominay, who scored twice for Napoli, and to Bodø/Glimt's Sondre Fet, who set up both of the Norwegian side's first two goals and then scored their late third. Kevin De Bruyne pulled the strings as the playmaker and Leonardo Spinazzola's cross set up a volley that will be replayed for a while. This Napoli Bodo Glimt quiz has six questions on the goals and the late drama. Lock in your answers before scrolling to the key below. If quizzes are your thing, the PSG Barcelona quiz and the Tuesday news quiz are ready when you finish.

The Napoli Bodo Glimt quiz questions

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1. Napoli took the lead within the first minute of the game. Who scored the opener?
A) Matteo Politano
B) Scott McTominay
C) Kevin De Bruyne
D) Rasmus Højlund

2. Scott McTominay scored twice for the hosts. Whose pass set up his first goal, the one that made it two to one in the forty-first minute?
A) Kevin De Bruyne
B) Matteo Politano
C) Giovanni Di Lorenzo
D) Noa Lang

3. Bodø/Glimt controlled more of the ball but still lost the match. What share of possession did the visitors finish with?
A) Sixty-four percent
B) Fifty-seven percent
C) Fifty percent
D) Forty-three percent

4. One Bodø/Glimt player assisted both of the Norwegian side's first two goals and then scored their late third himself. Who was it?
A) Sondre Fet
B) Jens Petter Hauge
C) Andreas Helmersen
D) Patrick Berg

5. Napoli's fourth goal came in the eighty-eighth minute. How did it go in?
A) An own goal by Odin Luras Bjørtuft
B) A Kevin De Bruyne free kick
C) A Rasmus Højlund header
D) A penalty from Matteo Politano

6. Napoli arrived at this fixture on a poor run of results. What made this win matter in the competition?
A) It gave Napoli their first Champions League points of the campaign
B) It kept them top of the league phase on nine points
C) It sealed their place in the knockout rounds
D) It ended Bodø/Glimt's unbeaten run

The Napoli Bodo Glimt quiz answers

1. A) Matteo Politano. Leonardo Spinazzola stood up a cross within fifty-four seconds and Politano met it with a spectacular left-foot volley from twelve yards into the roof of the net, as Football Italia reported. It was the perfect start for a side that had lost its way, and the Maradona crowd sensed a long night for the visitors from that moment.

2. A) Kevin De Bruyne. McTominay restored Napoli's lead from a De Bruyne pass in the forty-first minute, then struck a second time in the seventy-fifth minute from Politano's assist to make it three to two, according to Oddsivio's match report. The brace came after McTominay had been made the focal point of the attack, with De Bruyne again operating as the playmaker behind him.

3. B) Fifty-seven percent. Betora had Napoli at just forty-three percent possession, yet the hosts still took all three points, as Betora reported.

4. A) Sondre Fet. Fet set up Jens Petter Hauge's equalizer in the twenty-seventh minute and Andreas Helmersen's leveler in the sixty-second minute, then fired a powerful shot into the top-left corner in the fourth minute of added time to make it four to three, according to Oddsivio's match report.

5. A) An own goal by Odin Luras Bjørtuft. Giovane battled to win the ball back down the left and his cross was deflected into the net off Bjørtuft from a tricky angle, stretching the margin to four to two, according to Oddsivio's match report. The goal looked like it had settled the contest, but Fet's late strike meant the final minutes were anything but comfortable for the hosts.

6. A) Their first Champions League points of the campaign. The Partenopei were in crisis after losing both Champions League games to Arsenal and Villarreal, then falling one to nothing to rock-bottom Serie A side Venezia on Saturday, as Football Italia reported. Massimiliano Allegri's side badly needed a win before the visit of Roma on Saturday, and McTominay's double delivered it in a seven-goal thriller.

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