Arsenal vs Atalanta BC Tickets

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Arsenal vs Atalanta BC History

Arsenal’s pursuit of a UEFA Champions League crown has been as arduous as it has been heartbreaking. During Arsene Wenger’s long term at the helm, the North London club came very close to lifting their maiden top-tier European trophy. In 2006 they reached the final but found themselves down to ten men after just 18 minutes when keeper Jens Lehmann was sent off. Nonetheless, Sol Campbell put the Premier League side ahead before the break, but the Gunners ran out of steam, and FC Barcelona bagged two late goals to seal the title.

Atalanta BC first took part in the UEFA Champions League in 2019/20 and progressed all the way to the Quarter-Finals in their first campaign, losing to Paris Saint-Germain. In 2023/24, La Dea took home their first piece of continental silverware when they surprisingly thumped Bayer Leverkusen in the UEFA Europa League Final 3-0, with Ademola Lookman, formerly of Everton and Fulham, scoring a hat-trick.

Arsenal vs Atalanta BC Head-to-Head

These two teams have never played each other in competitive European action, and that adds more attraction to an already enticing fixture, so why not grab your bargain-priced tickets today?

Arsenal vs Atalanta BC Mutual Connections

Few individuals have represented both clubs over the years, though one who has done so is Bosnian international defender Sead Kolasinac. The versatile performer moved from Schalke to Arsenal in 2017 and went on to play 118 games for the club before moving to Marseille. He would then go on to move to the Gewiss Stadium in 2023.