FC Barcelona vs AS Monaco Tickets

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FC Barcelona vs AS Monaco History

Barca have a rich history in UEFA’s showpiece event, appearing in the European Cup Final for the first time in 1961 when they lost to a dominant Benfica side. A quarter of a century later, Terry Venables took the La Liga side back to the final, and on this occasion, they lost in painful circumstances to Romanian side Steaua Bucharest on penalties after a goalless 120 minutes.

They finally lifted the trophy in 1992 when Ronald Koeman scored a screamer to see off Sampdoria at Wembley Stadium. In the UEFA Champions League era, Barcelona won again in 2006, defeating Arsenal, and then Pep Guardiola’s extraordinarily talented side got the better of Manchester United in both 2009 and 2011. Lionel Messi then helped his side to yet another triumph, this time beating Juventus in the 2015 final in Berlin.

AS Monaco first took part in the European Cup way back in 1961/62 but failed on the whole to make much headway in the tournament. Things improved in the 1990s when Arsene Wenger led the city-state side to the Semi-Finals in 1993/94. A decade later, they reached the UEFA Champions League Final, having defeated both Real Madrid and Chelsea on their way there, only to then lose to Jose Mourinho’s FC Porto side 3-0 in a very one-sided final.

FC Barcelona vs AS Monaco Head-to-Head

The two sides met in the UEFA Champions League for the first time in 1993/94 in the group stage. On that occasion, two goals from Txiki Begiristain, who would go on to become Director of Football at Man City, gave FC Barcelona a 2-0 home win. In the return fixture, a goal from legendary Bulgarian international Hristo Stoichov gave the away side a 1-0 win at the Stade Louis II stadium.

FC Barcelona vs AS Monaco Mutual Connections

Among those to have played for both teams is Brazilian forward Sonny Anderson. The prolific striker spent three seasons at AS Monaco, scoring 66 goals in 113 games before moving to FC Barcelona in 1997. At Camp Nou, he made 68 appearances and scored 21 goals, winning two La Liga crowns, before moving to Lyon in 1999.