Atalanta BC vs Aston Villa Tickets

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Atalanta BC vs Aston Villa History

La Dea first competed in European action in 1963/64 and their first involvement in the UEFA Champions League came in 2019/20. They performed admirably in their maiden tournament, reaching the Quarter-Finals before losing to Paris Saint-Germain in what was then a one-off clash due to restrictions that were in place for that season. In 2023/24, they defeated Bayer Leverkusen to clinch the UEFA Europa League title, earning them passage back to the top-tier tournament the following campaign.

Aston Villa’s record in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League has been as brief as it has been successful. In 1981/82, their first-ever qualification, Tony Barton’s side won the tournament by beating Bayern Munich in the final in Rotterdam, thanks to a Peter Withe goal in the second half. They then played in the competition the following season before sitting it out for over forty years, returning thanks to Unai Emery’s side finishing in the top four in the Premier League.

Atalanta BC vs Aston Villa Head-to-Head

These two teams have never faced each other in competitive European action.

Atalanta BC vs Aston Villa Mutual Connections

Very few individuals have represented both clubs and one of the rare occurrences comes in the form of Italian keeper Pierluigi Gollini. The international goalie moved to Aston Villa from Verona in 2016 and made twenty appearances for the club in the EFL Championship before moving to Atalanta BC, initially on a loan deal. He went on to play 112 games for the Serie A side before spending a number of campaigns on loan.