There were plenty of surprises across Europe on Wednesday night in the second round Champions League the devices ended.
Bodo/Glimt stunned Borussia Dortmund in Norway, while Real Betis fought back to beat Porto in a five-goal thriller.
Feyenoord also got past Como in an entertaining contest, with Stuttgart and Shakhtar Donetsk coming away with big wins.
Feyenoord 3-2 Com
Feyenoord survived a late scare to beat Como 3-2 in Rotterdam, with an own goal proving the difference between the two sides.
Assane Diao put the visitors ahead in the 18th minute but Gjivai Zechiel equalized almost immediately before Anis Hadj Moussa completed the switch early in the second half.
A Robert Sanchez own goal in the 81st minute gave Feyenoord a two-goal cushion, although Anastasios Douvikas pulled one back in injury time to set up a nervy finish.
Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1 AEK Athens
Shakhtar Donetsk came from behind to beat AEK Athens 3-1 at Stamford Bridge, where the Ukrainian side play their Champions League home games this season.
Lovro Majer gave AEK the lead in the 28th minute, but Pedrinho responded just six minutes later with a penalty to draw the home side level.
The scores remained level until the end, when Vinicius Augusto scored in the 80th minute to put Shakhtar ahead.
Gleiker Mendoza added a third six minutes later to complete the comeback and secure Shakhtar’s first win in the league stage.
Bodo/Glimt 1-0 Borussia Dortmund
Bodo/Glimt pulled off one of the biggest shocks of the night with a 1-0 win at Borussia Dortmund in Norway.
Fredrik Sjovold scored the only goal of the competition in the 52nd minute to put the Norwegian champions ahead of their Bundesliga rivals.
Dortmund could not find an equalizer despite having much of the second half to respond, with the home side holding on to protect their narrow lead.
It was another memorable European result for Bodo/Glimt, who bounced back from their heavy defeat to Bayern Munich in the first round.
Real Betis 3-2 Porto
Real Betis produced a stunning comeback to beat Porto 3-2 and claim their first Champions League win in 20 years.
Ez Abde opened the scoring with a superb curling move but the visitors turned the game around with goals from Gabri Veiga and Samu Aghehowa.
However, Betis refused to give up, with Cucho Hernández drawing the Spanish side level before Isco converted a penalty to complete the turnaround.
Manuel Pellegrini’s men held on for a memorable victory in front of their fans at La Cartuja.
Slovan Bratislava 0-3 Stuttgart
Stuttgart maintained their perfect start to their Champions League campaign with an emphatic 3-0 win at Slovan Bratislava.
Deniz Undav opened the scoring in the 29th minute after being set up by Angelo Stiller, giving the Bundesliga side a deserved half-time lead.
The visitors doubled their lead in the 64th minute when Slovenian defender Sandro Cruz turned the ball into his own net.
Ermedin Demirovic completed the scoring in the 90th minute to seal Stuttgart’s second straight win in the competition.
