Feyenoord vs Bayern Munich Tickets

This clash pits Dutch giants against their German counterparts, and supporters of both clubs will be desperate to get their hands on tickets.

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Feyenoord vs Bayern Munich History

What makes this a standout European fixture is the fact that it features not one but two past winners of UEFA's premier club competition.

Feyenoord competed in the early years of the European Cup, reaching the semi-finals in 1963 before going all the way and clinching the title in 1970. The Dutch outfit came from behind to defeat Celtic at the San Siro, though this remains their sole piece of European silverware to date.

In the modern Champions League era, Feyenoord have generally struggled to advance beyond the group stage. On the other hand, Bayern Munich have added no fewer than three Champions League titles to their pre-existing three European Cup successes.

The Bundesliga side emerged triumphant three years in a row from 1974-76, beating Atletico Madrid, Leeds United and Saint-Etienne, though this was followed by 25 years without returning to the pinnacle of European football. Victory over Valencia in 2001 delivered long-awaited glory for Bayern, having suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Manchester United just two years earlier.

Bayern overcame domestic rivals Borussia Dortmund in the 2013 Champions League Final, and more recently they edged Paris Saint-Germain to the Champions League trophy in 2020.

Feyenoord vs Bayern Munich Head-to-Head

Surprisingly, despite the constant presence of both clubs in UEFA competitions, these teams only shared a pitch for the first time in the group stage of the 2001/02 Champions League campaign. They played out a 2-2 draw at De Kuip before Bayern claimed a 3-1 win at the Olympiastadion Munich.

This remained their last competitive meeting until the 2024/25 season when the Bavarians would visit the Netherlands to face Feyenoord in the newly-introduced Champions League league phase.

Feyenoord vs Bayern Munich Mutual Connections

• Among the few players who have represented both these clubs, former Netherlands striker Roy Makaay is undoubtedly the most prolific. He signed for Bayern in 2003 and went on to score 102 goals in 178 appearances before switching directly to Feyenoord where he spent the last three years of his playing career.