Celtic FC vs Atalanta BC Tickets

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Celtic vs Atalanta History

Celtic, famously, were the first British side to hold aloft the European Cup and under Jock Stein’s reign, the Scottish side enjoyed a very strong spell in UEFA’s flagship tournament. In 1966/67, their first campaign in the competition, Celtic reached the final, where they defeated a mighty Inter Milan side after extra-time, with goals from Tommy Gemmell and Stevie Chalmers, giving them a narrow 2-1 win in Lisbon.

The Bhoys reached the quarter-finals two years later, and the following season they once again got to the European Cup Final, but on this occasion they were defeated by Dutch side Feyenoord. Semi-final runs followed in 1971/72 and 1973/74, but in the UEFA Champions League era, the best they have managed are very occasional last-16 finishes.

Atalanta’s first Champions League campaign came in 2019/20 when they did well to reach the quarter-finals before claiming a Round of 16 finish a year later.

In 2023/24, the Bergamo-based side secured their first piece of European silverware when a hat-trick from Ademola Lookman, formerly of Everton and Fulham, gave the Serie A side a superb 3-0 win over favourites Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League Final.

Celtic vs Atalanta Head-to-Head

As of the 2024/25 season these two clubs had never met in competitive European action, however you'll be able to buy tickets whenever they do share a pitch for the first time.

Celtic vs Atalanta Mutual Connections

Very few players have represented both these sides, with one rare example being Italian midfielder Massimo Donati. He came through the ranks at Atalanta and played 54 games for the first-team before joining AC Milan in 2001. He moved to Celtic in 2007 and racked up 50 appearances for the club, scoring five goals, before moving back to Italy to join Bari. He won league and cup titles with the Scottish side during his relatively brief spell.