Napoli, still searching for their first point in this season's Champions League, will host Bodo/Glimt at Stadio Maradona on Tuesday. The Italian team is also facing difficulties in Serie A and aims to secure a result in their third match of the group stage. Meanwhile, Bodo/Glimt comes into this match on a high, having defeated Borussia Dortmund last week and enjoying a four-match winning streak. After suffering a home defeat to Arsenal in their opening Champions League game, Napoli traveled to Villarreal last week for a clash between two sides with poor recent records in the competition. They initially took the lead with an early goal from Amir Rrahmani but ended up losing 3-1 after conceding twice before halftime. Having finished 30th in last season's league phase, Napoli is at risk of repeating that disappointing performance this year. Their head coach, Massimiliano Allegri, a former finalist with Juventus, has faced significant challenges, losing eight of his last nine Champions League matches, equaling the number of defeats in his previous 40 games combined. Allegri is under increasing pressure due to poor domestic results, highlighted by a 1-0 loss to Serie A's last-placed team, where Kevin De Bruyne missed a penalty, contributing to Napoli's defeat against a previously winless Venezia. Overall, Napoli has had a rough start to the season, losing five of their first nine matches, marking their worst beginning in 25 years. As they aim for their 100th European victory, Napoli will face Bodo/Glimt for the first time since they won both legs of a 1976 European Cup Winners' Cup tie, which remains their only competitive encounters with Norwegian teams.