Borussia Dortmund’s chances of reaching the Champions League knockouts automatically took a hit after Bodo/Glimtcame from behind twice to earn a draw.
Dortmund now have 11 points, sitting two places and one point outside the top eight, while the Norwegian side are 32ndafter going six games without a win.
Dortmund seemed set for an easy night when Julian Brandt scored from a Fabio Silva pass, especially after their big win over Villarreal in their last home game.
But veteran defender Haitam Aleesami headed in from a corner to level the score.
In the second half, Brandt put Dortmund ahead again, only for former AC Milan striker Jens Petter Hauge to equalise with a close-range shot.
Dortmund dominated with 22 shots compared to Bodo/Glimt’s seven, but Kjetil Knutsen’s side earned huge praise from their travelling fans.
Before the match, Dortmund legends Dede and Marco Reus were presented on the pitch, with Reus — now at LA Galaxy — confirmed as a new club ambassador.
Next up, Dortmund visit Tottenham on 20 January, while Bodo/Glimt host Manchester City the same night.
