Bologna FC vs Arsenal Tickets

The Gunners make the long trip from North London to Italy for this fascinating European encounter, and supporters who wish to purchase Bologna FC vs Arsenal tickets can take their pick from a huge range of these at SeatPick.

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Bologna FC vs Arsenal History

Bologna FC are not a team that regularly gets to experience European football. Indeed, on their debut in the European Cup, in 1964/65, the club were knocked out in the Preliminary Round by Anderlecht, albeit by a coin toss after the two sides drew their original two-legged encounter as well as the subsequent play-off. It would take another sixty years for Bologna to return to the highest level of UEFA action, with a fifth-place finish in Serie A getting them into the UEFA Champions League for the first time in 2024/25.

Arsenal were regularly involved in UEFA Champions League action during Arsene Wenger’s lengthy successful reign as their boss. They almost always made it through the group stage only to fall in the knockout rounds. In 2006, they came painfully close to finally lifting the famous trophy. Having gone down to ten men early on, with keeper Jens Lehmann being sent off, defender Sol Campbell gave the Premier League side a surprise lead against FC Barcelona, only for late goals to see the La Liga side to a 2-1 victory in Paris.

Bologna FC vs Arsenal Head-to-Head

These two clubs have never played each other in competitive European action.

Bologna FC vs Arsenal Mutual Connections

Very few players have represented both clubs, with Japanese international Takehiro Tomiyasu being a rare example. The versatile defender made 64 appearances for the Italian club, scoring three goals, before signing for Arsenal in 2021. In his first three seasons with the English side, the fan favourite played 83 games and scored twice.