Arsenal vs AS Monaco Tickets

There is plenty of history between these two teams, not least a certain gentleman by the name of Arsene Wenger, and supporters of either club who wish to be there at the Emirates Stadium to watch this European clash live and in person can purchase the best-priced Arsenal vs AS Monaco tickets right now.

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Arsenal vs AS Monaco History

Arsenal’s pursuit of a first-ever European Cup/UEFA Champions League title has been as lengthy as it has been heartbreaking. Following their memorable double, the Gunners took part in the tournament for the first time in 1971/72, and on that occasion, they did well to reach the Quarter-Finals. Twenty years later, they returned to the competition, this time exiting in the Second Round. During Arsene Wenger’s lengthy reign, the club were almost always in the UEFA Champions League picture and usually made it through to the latter stages before bowing out. In 2006, they reached their first final, losing to a strong FC Barcelona side in Paris, despite being one goal up with a quarter of an hour to play.

AS Monaco’s first taste of European Cup action came in 1961/62 and the principality club made it to the Quarter-Finals of the competition in 1988/89. A Semi-Final finish came in 1993/94 and 1997/98. 2003/04 saw the Stade Louis II side reach the UEFA Champions League Final for the first time, having defeated both Real Madrid and Chelsea on their way, only to come up against a superb FC Porto side, with Jose Mourinho’s outfit winning 3-0 in Gelsenkirchen.

Arsenal vs AS Monaco Head-to-Head

These two teams met in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 in 2014/15, with the Emirates Stadium side losing 3-1 on their own patch, leaving them a mountain to climb on the road. It was a mountain they almost scaled with Olivier Giroud and Aaron Ramsey scoring to give Arsenal a 2-0 win, which proved insufficient as AS Monaco progressed thanks to the away goals rule.

Arsenal vs AS Monaco Mutual Connections

A number of big stars and celebrated individuals have represented both clubs. These include Emmanuel Adebayor, Emmanuel Petit, Folarin Balogun and Cesc Fabregas. Thierry Henry is another player to play for both teams, the forward coming through the ranks at AS Monaco. He made 141 appearances for the club, scoring 28 goals, before moving to Juventus. Henry moved to Arsenal in the summer of 1999 and went on to rack up a club-record 226 goals in 370 appearances for the North London club before moving to FC Barcelona in 2007. Arsene Wenger coached both teams to great effect. He spent seven years in charge of the Ligue 1 side, winning both the league and the Coupe de France, and during his lengthy reign in charge of Arsenal, he won three Premier League crowns, seven FA Cups and a host of other accolades before leaving in May 2018.