Feyenoord vs Real Madrid Tickets

The De Kuip hosts Los Blancos in this very tasty European clash, and fans who wish to be there to watch the drama unfold live and in person can take their pick from a huge range of the best-priced Feyenoord vs Real Madrid tickets at SeatPick.

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Feyenoord vs Real Madrid History

The Dutch outfit first took part in the European Cup in 1961/62, and by 1970, they had won their maiden title. Ernst Happel’s side defeated a very strong Celtic side in the final at the San Siro and reached the Quarter-Finals of the competition two years later. Their involvement and success since the UEFA Champions League rebranding have been far more muted. When the Rotterdam-based side has taken part in UEFA’s showpiece tournament in recent years, they have failed to make much of a positive impact.

This is in marked contrast to the undisputed kings of the tournament. Real Madrid won each of the first five editions of the European Cup, very much showing how they meant to go on. It is worth noting that the Spanish capital side did, however, experience a dry patch that lasted more than thirty years, a run that ended in 1998 when they defeated Juventus in the UEFA Champions League Final. Further successes came in 2000 and 2002, and the club then reached a new level of domination by winning six titles between 2013/14 and 2023/24, with Zinedine Zidane and Carlo Ancelotti coaching the La Liga side to three successes each.

Feyenoord vs Real Madrid Head-to-Head

The first time these two sides met in the European Cup came in the Preliminary Round of the 1965/66 competition. Surprisingly, Feyenoord won the first leg of that clash 2-1, but in the return, they were overrun by the Spanish side, famed Hungarian Ferenc Puskas scoring four times in a 5-0 success at the Santiago Bernabeu. They also faced each other in the 2002 UEFA Super Cup, with Real Madrid running out 3-1 victors on that occasion.

Feyenoord vs Real Madrid Mutual Connections

Among those to have represented both clubs are Dutch wide-man Royston Drenthe and strong centre-back Johnny Metgod.