Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid Tickets

Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid are two of the best-supported teams in world football, with the German outfit selling out their 81,000+ stadium most weeks and the Santiago Bernabeu being equally popular on matchdays.

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Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid History

Borussia Dortmund have had an impressive record in both the European Cup and the UEFA Champions League. They enjoyed three campaigns in the former guise prior to the competition’s rebranding, and these came in 1956/57, 1957/58, and 1963/64; on the latter two occasions, Die Borussen secured quarter-final and semi-final finishes.

In the Champions League era, the Bundesliga side won the tournament in only their second adventure, beating Manchester United on the way to victory in the final against Juventus in Bern, Switzerland. A brace from Karl-Heinz Riedle and a third from substitute Lars Ricken gave Ottmar Hitzfeld’s team an impressive 3-1 win over the Italian giants.

BVB reached the semi-finals the following season before losing to none other than Real Madrid, and in 2012/13, they reached their second Champions League final, only to lose out to arch-rivals Bayern Munich. It took a very late winner from Dutch winger Arjen Robben to secure Bayern a 2-1 win over Jürgen Klopp’s men at Wembley Stadium, and this was a seriously tough pill to swallow for Dortmund's loyal fanbase.

When it comes to success in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, no club comes close to what Real Madrid have achieved. Los Blancos won each of the first five editions of the European Cup, thanks in a big way to the efforts of attackers Alfredo di Stéfano and Ferenc Puskás, as well as Spanish star Paco Gento who went on to win six titles himself.

Incredibly, RMCF reached the final in eight of the first ten European Cup tournaments. Their sixth title, in 1965/66, would be their last for more than 30 years, with their 1998 win over Juventus, under German boss Jupp Heyneckes a welcome relief for fans of the club. Further triumphs followed in 2000 and 2002 before another drought of sorts occurred.

Their next era of domination, very much fuelled by the excellence of Cristiano Ronaldo, saw the La Liga outfit win four titles in the space of five years, the final three coming in consecutive seasons under the tutelage of manager Zinedine Zidane.

Their two wins over local rivals Atletico Madrid were a touch on the fortunate side. In their first meeting, in the 2014 UCL final, it took a 93rd-minute header from Sergio Ramos to prevent a defeat in regulation time, leading to a famous extra-time win. In their second clash two years later, Real Madrid won the penalty shootout after the contest ended 1-1.

More convincing were their wins over Juventus and Liverpool. Against the Italian outfit, Cristiano Ronaldo netted twice while Casemiro and Marco Asensio also scored to complete a 4-1 triumph for Los Blancos. Against Liverpool, meanwhile, the Premier League side lost Mohamed Salah early through injury, before a blunder by goalkeeper Loris Karius saw Real Madrid on their way to victory. Gareth Bale scored twice in a comprehensive 3-1 win, including a sublime overhead kick by the Wales attacker.

In 2022, with Carlo Ancelotti back in charge of the team, Real Madrid captured their 14th European title, double that of any other club. Vinicius Junior scored the decisive goal as RMCF ran out 1-0 winners over Liverpool at the Stade de France.

Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid Head-to-Head

These two European behemoths have played each other on a number of occasions, the first of which came in the 1997/98 Champions League semi-finals. Real Madrid beat Borussia Dortmund, title holders at the time, 2-0 on aggregate prior to earning victory over Juventus in the final.

In 2012/13 it was Borussia Dortmund who got the upper hand, defeating Real Madrid 4-3 in the UCL semi-finals, as Robert Lewandowski scored four goals in the first leg. The very next season Los Blancos eliminated their German opposition in the Champions League quarter-finals, winning 3-2 on aggregate, on their way to claiming a 10th title.

The two sides were drawn together in the Champions League group stage in both the 2016/17 and 2017/18 campaigns, with Real Madrid winning two of those four fixtures and the other two resulting in high-scoring draws.

These two teams contested the 2024 Champions League final held at Wembley Stadium, with 86,212 spectators in attendance. This was Dortmund's first appearance in the UCL final since 2013, and Real Madrid made the most of their prowess on the biggest stage. Los Blancos claimed a 2-0 win thanks to second-half goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinícius Jr.

Borussia Dortmund vs Real Madrid Mutual Connections

A number of big stars have played for both teams, including Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi, German centre-back Christoph Metzelder, and Brazilian attacking midfielder Reinier Jesus.

The most prominent player to play for both teams is Jude Bellingham, who left Dortmund to join Los Blancos in a mega money deal in the summer of 2023. The former Birmingham City man greatly impressed over the course of his three seasons in Germany, making 132 appearances and scoring 24 goals before Real Madrid forked out in the region of £100m to bring the England midfielder to the Santiago Bernabeu.

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