Feyenoord vs Arsenal Tickets

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Feyenoord vs Arsenal History

Feyenoord have competed in UEFA’s top-tier tournament on a number of occasions but their one and only crown came all the way back in 1970. On that occasion, Ernst Happel’s side fought their way to the final, seeing off AC Milan in the process, to face Celtic in the final at the San Siro. There, they edged out the Scottish giants in extra time to clinch a famous success that is still discussed by fans to this day.

Arsenal, on the other hand, are still to secure their maiden European Cup/UEFA Champions League title. This is not for want of trying. Under Arsene Wenger, the Emirates Stadium side were near ever-presents in the competition, almost always getting to the latter stages before bowing out. In 2006 they reached the final and even took the lead against FC Barcelona, but after going down to ten men, with Jens Lehmann being sent off, they were fighting a losing battle and were undone in the final minutes, losing 2-1 in Paris.

Feyenoord vs Arsenal Head-to-Head

These two European giants have never faced each other in competitive action, which adds an additional gloss to the unmissable clash.

Feyenoord vs Arsenal Mutual Connections

A number of players have worn the jerseys of both teams over the years. These include winger Reiss Nelson, creative defender Giovanni van Bronckhorst, and Japanese international Ryo Miyachi. The player who has accomplished the most for the two teams, though, would have to be Robin van Persie. The Dutch international goal machine began his career at the De Kuip and scored 21 goals in 78 games before making his big-money move to Arsenal. There, over the course of eight seasons, he racked up 132 goals in 278 games before leaving for Manchester United in 2012. He would later go on to end his career with Feyenoord, his hometown club, scoring 25 goals in 45 games over the course of two campaigns.