Arsenal vs Feyenoord Tickets

Visitors from the Eredivisie travel to the Emirates Stadium for this enthralling European clash, and fans of either team who wish to attend this game live and in person can take their pick from the wide range of Arsenal vs Feyenoord tickets available via SeatPick today.

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Arsenal vs Feyenoord History

Arsenal’s most successful spell in the UEFA Champions League came during Arsene Wenger’s lengthy reign as Gunners boss. Between 2003/04 and 2016/17, the North London club made it to at least the Round of 16 in every campaign. In 2006, they reached their first final, where they faced FC Barcelona. They found themselves down to ten men early on when keeper Jens Lehmann was ordered off, but Sol Campbell nonetheless put Arsenal ahead, only for their La Liga opponents to come roaring back to score two late goals to break the hearts of the fans who thought their maiden top tier UEFA trophy was almost in the bag.

De Kuip side Feyenoord have enjoyed many memorable nights in European competition, winning the European Cup in 1970 when they defeated Celtic in extra time, and this is by far the greatest run the Rotterdam-based side has made in the competition. In the UEFA Champions League era, they have consistently struggled to make a sustained impact.

Arsenal vs Feyenoord Head-to-Head

These two teams are yet to have met in a competitive European fixture, adding an intriguing dimension to the encounter.

Arsenal vs Feyenoord Mutual Connections

Of the many stars to have been fielded by both sides, the most celebrated would have to be Dutch goal-machine Robin van Persie. The hometown star made 78 appearances for Feyenoord, scoring 21 goals, before making the big move to Arsenal in 2004. Over the course of eight seasons with the Gunners, the lethal finisher scored 132 goals in 278 games before leaving for Manchester United in 2012. He would go on to finish his career with Feyenoord, playing another 45 games for the club and adding 25 goals to his overall tally.