Aston Villa vs Juventus Tickets

The Old Lady of Italian football comes to the Midlands for this cracker of a European tie, and fans who want to watch the drama unfold live and in person can find the best-priced Aston Villa vs Juventus tickets at SeatPick today.

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Aston Villa vs Juventus History

Aston Villa secured a memorable European Cup triumph in their debut season in the competition in 1981/82 when Tony Barton’s side defeated Bayern Munich at the De Kuip in Rotterdam. Their famous victory was sealed by Peter Withe, who netted in the second half, while substitute keeper Nigel Spink also put in an astounding display to keep the Germans at bay. Between 1983 and 2024, the English side failed to qualify for the competition, with Unai Emery bringing that lengthy run to an end thanks to a top-four finish in the Premier League in 2023/24.

Juventus are among the most successful sides in the history of the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, but it is worth noting that the Turin-based side has suffered more than enough heartache over the course of their decades in the tournament. They first won the competition when Michel Platini scored the winner in their 1-0 win over Liverpool in 1985, and they repeated the feat in 1996 when they defeated Ajax on penalties in the UEFA Champions League. Aside from these successes, the Serie A side has tasted defeat in the final on many occasions. They did so in 1973 (Ajax), 1983 (Hamburg), 1997 (Borussia Dortmund), 1998 (Real Madrid), 2003 (AC Milan), 2015 (FC Barcelona) and 2017 (Real Madrid).

Aston Villa vs Juventus Head-to-Head

These two teams met in the 1982/83 edition of the European Cup, clashing in the Quarter-Finals. Juventus ran out winners, winning both legs and securing a 5-2 aggregate victory before losing in the final.

Aston Villa vs Juventus Mutual Connections

Among the players to have represented both clubs is former Swedish international defender Olof Mellberg. The tough-tackling centre-back spent seven seasons at Villa Park, captaining the club, and made a total of 260 appearances for the club, scoring eight goals, before moving to Juventus in 2008, spending just one season at the club before transferring to Greek side Olympiacos.