Feyenoord vs FC Barcelona Tickets

De Kuip is the location for this hugely attractive European tie as the Calatan giants roll into Rotterdam. The level of demand for Feyenoord vs FC Barcelona tickets is, of course, incredibly high, but at SeatPick, you’ll find plenty of ticketing opportunities.

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Feyenoord vs FC Barcelona History

Feyenoord first competed in the European Cup in 1961/62, losing to Tottenham in the First Round, and in 1969/70, famed boss Ernst Happel led the Dutch club to their first European Cup Final. There, they met Celtic, and a goal from Swedish forward Ove Kindvall gave the Eredivisie side a glorious 2-1 extra-time win in Milan. In the UEFA Champions League era, the club has failed to reach anything like that level of success. Indeed, simply navigating their way through qualifying rounds or group stages has proven next to impossible.

FC Barcelona, on the other hand, are one of the most successful sides in the history of UEFA’s showpiece tournament. However, Barca have not had it all their own way. They suffered painful European Cup Final defeats to Benfica and Steaua Bucharest in 1961 and 1986, respectively, before they first won the competition in 1992, thanks to a Ronald Koeman winner at Wembley against Sampdoria. Then, during a nine-year spell between 2006 and 2015, the La Liga side won the UEFA Champions League on four occasions. The first of these came against Arsenal in Paris before Lionel Messi played a key role in two victories over Manchester United and over Juventus.

Feyenoord vs FC Barcelona Head-to-Head

These two teams met in the European Cup for the first time in 1974/75. The first leg in Holland ended goalless before a hat-trick from talented winger Carles Rexach helped FC Barcelona to a 3-0 victory. The club would go on to lose to Leeds United in the Semi-Finals of the competition in that season.

Feyenoord vs FC Barcelona Mutual Connections

A number of top talents have played for both teams over the years. These include Swedish forward Henrik Larsson, Dutch wideman Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Guinea-Bissau international Edgar Ie. Another star to have entertained fans of both clubs was Netherlands legend Ronald Koeman. The versatile star enjoyed six seasons at Camp Nou, playing 264 games and scoring 88 goals before moving back to Holland to star for Feyenoord for two seasons, making 79 appearances and scoring 23 times.