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Athletic Bilbao first took part in European action in 1956/57, when they reached the Quarter-Finals of the European Cup. Twenty years later, they reached the final of the UEFA Cup, only to lose the two-legged encounter against Juventus on the away goals rule. In 2012, they once again got to the final of a major tournament, this time losing to Atletico Madrid 3-0 in the UEFA Europa League.
Manchester United were the first English team to win the European Cup, doing so in 1968 by beating Benfica 4-1 at Wembley. In 1999, they beat Bayern Munich in a famous 2-1 clash, with injury-time goals completing an unexpected comeback win. Losses in both 2009 and 2011 came at the hands of FC Barcelona, but they had defeated Chelsea in 2008, thanks chiefly to John Terry’s fluffed spotkick.
These two teams have fought it out in exciting clashes in the past. In 1957, in the European Cup Quarter-Finals, Bilbao won 5-3 at home, only to lose the return at Old Trafford 3-0. In 2012, in the Round of 16 in the UEFA Europa League, Wayne Rooney netted twice at home, only to see the Spanish visitors win 3-2 before completing the job with a 2-1 home win, Fernando Llorente bagging goals in both games.
A number of players have represented both clubs. One example was midfielder Ander Herrera, who left Athletic Bilbao for Man United in 2014 before returning to the Basque side later in his career. Overall, the battler played 189 games for Bilbao and coincidentally made the same number of appearances for the Premier League team.
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Athletic Club Bilbao and Manchester United aren't due to square off anytime soon. The next matches coming up on their schedule are Getafe CF vs Athletic Club Bilbao and Chelsea vs Manchester United.
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Home matches for Athletic Club Bilbao take place at Estadio San Mames in Bilbao, Spain. The stadium seats 53,289 fans at full capacity. The home matches of Manchester United are held at Old Trafford, situated in Manchester, United Kingdom. At full capacity, the venue can seat 74,310 spectators.
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