Athletic Club Bilbao Europa League Tickets

After several years without playing European football, Athletic Club made a return to the UEFA Europa League in 2024. For the club's loyal supporters, this is an opportunity to see their heroes in action at Estadio San Mamés and elsewhere in Europe.

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Athletic Bilbao History in the Europa League

Athletic Club are one of the most successful football teams in Spain, with more than 30 domestic titles, however the Basque club has never managed to clinch European honours.

Los Leones have certainly come close on more than one occasion, particularly in the 2011/12 season. Athletic Bilbao reached the Europa League final but ultimately lost out to fellow La Liga side Atletico Madrid.

Athletic Club also made it to the final in 1977, when this competition was still known as the UEFA Cup, but failed to overcome Juventus.

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Athletic Bilbao Memorable Moments in the Europa League

Although the 2011/12 Europa League final is memorable for the wrong reasons in the eyes of Athletic Bilbao supporters, the season as a whole produced some incredible moments for Marcelo Bielsa's team.

In a group which also contained Paris Saint-Germain, the Basque club came out on top with four wins out of six. Athletic Club then famously defeated Manchester United home & away, 5-3 on aggregate, including a 3-2 victory at Old Trafford.

Man United had been demoted from the UEFA Champions League to the Europa League and would've been considered favourites in this last-16 tie. Wayne Rooney opened the scoring for the Premier League giants but Fernando Llorente equalised on the cusp of half-time. Oscar de Marcos put Athletic Bilbao ahead and Iker Muniain sealed a historic triumph for the Spaniards.

All three of the aforementioned players were on the scoresheet in the 6-4 aggregate win over FC Schalke in the quarter-finals. Athletic Club had to overturn a first-leg deficit against Portuguese outfit Sporting CP in the Europa League semi-finals, ultimately emerging 4-3 winners over two legs.

The all-Spanish final versus Atletico Madrid was attended by 52,347 at the Arena Națională, Bucharest. Bielsa's side were blown away by Diego Simeone's charges, with Radamel Falcao netting two goals in the first half to steer Atletico to a 3-0 win.

Athletic Bilbao later progressed to the Europa League quarter-finals in 2016, but were knocked out on penalties by domestic rivals & eventual champions Sevilla.