Bodø/Glimt vs Lille: Kickoff Time, Venue, and Official Match Details

UEFA scheduled Bodø/Glimt vs Lille for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in Matchday 4 of the 2026/27 UEFA Champions League league phase. The listed kickoff was 21:00 Central European Time (CET, UTC+01:00), or 20:00 UTC. In Bodø, the stadium clock uses CET on this date, so the listed UEFA time and the local kickoff time are both 21:00. The fixture is UEFA match 2049611.

The scheduled start had passed when these sources were checked at 20:10 UTC on November 3 (21:10 CET in Bodø). The official pages reviewed did not display a confirmed score or live match status in their accessible text. That is not evidence that the match was delayed, still in progress, or finished; refresh UEFA’s match center for the latest official status before relying on a score.

Bodø/Glimt vs Lille: match details

Kickoff time and Bodø time conversion

UEFA’s 2026/27 fixture list says kickoffs are 21:00 CET unless a different time is shown. Bodø/Glimt vs Lille was listed at the standard 21:00 time. CET is UTC+01:00, which makes the equivalent 20:00 UTC. If you are comparing this event with a schedule set to Coordinated Universal Time, use November 3 at 20:00 UTC as the reference.

The date matters for the conversion. European summer time ended on October 25, 2026, so Bodø had returned to Central European Time by the match date. The published UEFA schedule uses CET, and Bodø’s local time on November 3 was also CET (UTC+01:00). This means the fixture did not shift to another calendar day when converted between UTC and Bodø. For travel or replay planning, distinguish the event’s kickoff from a TV program’s start time or the publication time of a preview.

What was at stake in Matchday 4?

The clubs had not met before in a UEFA competition, according to UEFA’s Matchday 4 facts page. The match brought together different early league-phase situations. Bodø/Glimt had collected three points from its first three games: it lost 5–0 away to Bayern München, beat Borussia Dortmund 1–0 at Aspmyra, then lost 4–3 away to Napoli. Lille entered the fixture without a league-phase point after losses to Real Betis (3–2), Arsenal (3–0), and Galatasaray (4–2).

Those records explain why a home match mattered to Bodø/Glimt and why Lille needed a response, but they do not determine the result. The practical match indicators were whether Bodø/Glimt could use its home rhythm to create pressure and whether Lille could manage the atmosphere and turn its possession or counterattacks into clear chances. A live scoreline, official match events, and the final table are more useful than assumptions based on earlier results.

UEFA’s October 29 preview highlighted Bodø/Glimt’s recent European home record: the club had won its previous six home European games, including four straight in the Champions League proper. Its latest Champions League home result before Lille was the 1–0 win over Dortmund. That is useful background, but a streak is a description of past matches, not a guarantee of what happens next.

Venue and official team information

The match venue is Aspmyra Stadion in Bodø. Bodø/Glimt’s official match page lists the ground, date, and kickoff and provides the club’s match information. Lille also published a pre-match lineup announcement on its official site on November 3. UEFA’s match center is the best place to check the authoritative event feed, while the clubs’ own pages can confirm their team announcements. Keep predicted or preview lineups separate from official team sheets.

Supporters attending should use Bodø/Glimt’s matchday information for current instructions about entry and the stadium. The club’s practical-information notice was published for people going to the Lille match. Check the club’s latest ticket and travel notices directly; opening times, access arrangements, and ticket rules can vary by match and should not be inferred from an older fixture guide.

Where to follow or watch the match

UEFA’s 2026/27 broadcast-partner guide lists TV2 Norway for Norway. This identifies a competition rights partner, but the partner listing alone does not confirm the exact channel, streaming package, or availability of this particular event. Check TV2’s schedule in the relevant market. Outside Norway, use UEFA’s country-by-country partner list and confirm the fixture with the broadcaster that holds rights where you are watching.

For live status, lineup announcements, and the final score, use the official UEFA match page. If it does not display a live update immediately, check again rather than filling the gap with an unverified score. UEFA’s league-phase results page is useful for the round schedule and previous results, and both clubs’ official sites provide their own match notices.

What is confirmed and what remains unconfirmed?

Confirmed fixture information includes the Matchday 4 pairing, the scheduled date and 21:00 CET kickoff, the equivalent 20:00 UTC time, the Aspmyra Stadion venue, and UEFA match ID 2049611. UEFA’s preview also records that this was the clubs’ first meeting and gives the teams’ form entering the match.

At the time of the source check, the official pages accessible in text did not show a confirmed live status or final score. Do not report a winner, goals, or match outcome until UEFA or a club’s official match report confirms it. The official match center can resolve that uncertainty when its event feed is available.

Official sources checked: UEFA match page, fixture 2049611; UEFA match information; UEFA team lists and lineup page; UEFA league-phase fixtures and results; UEFA Matchday 4 facts; Bodø/Glimt official match page; Bodø/Glimt matchday information; Lille’s official lineup announcement; and UEFA’s broadcast-partner guide, last updated November 3, 2026. Time conversion references: the European Commission’s 2026 summer-time schedule and Visit Norway’s time-zone and daylight-saving guidance.