Scott McTominay scored his first two goals of the season to help Napoli beat Bod\u00f8\/Glimt 4-3 and relieve pressure on the coach, Massimiliano Allegri. McTominay, who also hit a post, missed a month of the season after undergoing a surgical procedure in early September to treat an irregular heartbeat.<\/p>\n
Matteo Politano\u2019s first-minute opener was cancelled out by Bod\u00f8\u2019s Jens Petter Hauge. McTominay restored Napoli\u2019s lead before the break only for Andreas Helmersen to again level for the Norwegian club.<\/p>\n
The Scotland midfielder struck again on 71 minutes and Odin Bj\u00f8rtuft\u2019s late own goal secured the result. Bod\u00f8 still managed an injury-time consolation from Sondre Brunstad Fet.<\/p>\n
Atl\u00e9tico Madrid held on with 10 men for a 1-1 draw with Stuttgart, foiling the German underdogs\u2019 bid to join Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool at the top of the table on nine points.<\/p>\n
Juli\u00e1n Alvarez\u2019s goal for Atl\u00e9tico had cancelled out Jamie Leweling\u2019s opener when the midfielder Morten Hjulmand made a reckless sliding tackle from behind on Angelo Stiller, resulting in a red card that left Atl\u00e9tico clinging on.<\/p>\n
Serhou Guirassy scored twice but Borussia Dortmund wasted plenty more chances in a 2-1 away win over Azerbaijan\u2019s Sabah.<\/p>\n
It wasn\u2019t the sort of convincing victory the German team were hoping for, after last week\u2019s loss to Bod\u00f8\/Glimt and draw at Union Berlin which allowed Bayern Munich to take the top spot in the Bundesliga.<\/p>\n
Serhou Guirassy scores for Borussia Dortmund against Sabah. Photograph: Alexandre Sim\u00f5es\/Borussia Dortmund\/Getty Images<\/p>\n