AC Milan vs RB Leipzig Tickets

Visitors from the Bundesliga travel to Italy for this attractive-looking European encounter, and fans who wish to purchase the best-priced AC Milan vs RB Leipzig tickets can take their pick from the wide selection available here.

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AC Milan vs RB Leipzig History

The Rosseneri first competed in the European Cup in 1955/56, the inaugural edition of UEFA’s flagship competition. They reached the final two years later, only to lose to Real Madrid. They won their first title in 1963, defeating a very strong Benfica side and claimed a second success six years later against Ajax. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Serie A side dominated proceedings, winning three titles in six seasons. These came against Steaua Bucharest (1989), Benfica (1990) and FC Barcelona (1994). They have subsequently also triumphed in 2003 and 2007, against Juventus and Liverpool, respectively.

RB Leipzig are a relatively new outfit, having only been formed in 2009, but they have nonetheless competed in the UEFA Champions League on a number of occasions. In 2019/20, they reached the semi-finals before losing to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), and suffered three Round of 16 exits in 2021, 2023 and 2024.

AC Milan vs RB Leipzig Head-to-Head

These two teams have yet to meet in competitive European action, making this fixture all the more unmissable for fans of either team.

AC Milan vs RB Leipzig Mutual Connections

Very few individuals have represented both clubs, though one player who has is Croatian attacker Ante Rebic. He spent a season on loan at RB Leipzig in 2014/15, playing 11 games and failing to score, and he then moved to AC Milan, after a loan stint, in 2020. He amassed a total of 123 appearances over four seasons with the Italian giants, scoring 29 goals, before moving to Besiktas in 2023.