Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich Tickets

German giants face off against Italian behemoths in this extremely enticing European clash, and if you want to soak up the atmosphere and take in the action live and in person, you’ll find the best-priced Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich tickets right here.

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Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich History

The Nerazzurri made an instant impact on the European Cup, winning the competition in their first appearance. Inter Milan defeated Real Madrid in the 1963/64 final and then retained the title by beating Benfica the following season. The Serie A side did then contrive to lose finals in 1967 and 1972 and had to wait more than forty years to get their hands on the famous trophy again. This was achieved during Jose Mourinho’s successful spell at the San Siro, with Inter defeating Bayern Munich in Madrid to collect their first crown in the UEFA Champions League era.

Die Bayern racked up three successive European Cup triumphs, with wins over Atletico Madrid (1974), Leeds United (1975) and Saint-Etienne (1976). The Bundesliga side would then have to wait a quarter of a century to taste success again. This run came to an end with victory over Valencia in 2001, and in 2013, they clinched a memorable fifth success, defeating German rivals Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium. Their sixth triumph was earned in 2020, with winger Kinsley Coman scoring the only goal of the game in their narrow win over Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).

Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich Head-to-Head

These two sides have played each other in a number of competitive European ties, with the biggest of these to date coming in the 2009/10 UEFA Champions League Final. On this occasion, goals from Argentina international Diego Milito, either side of half-time, gave Jose Mourinho’s side a relatively comfortable win at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich Mutual Connections

A raft of great players have been fielded by both teams over the years and these include Swiss international Xherdan Shaqiri, Brazilian defender Lucio and German international Jurgen Klinsmann. However, arguably, the player who made the biggest impact with both clubs would have to be Lothar Matthaus. The World Cup winner moved to Bavaria in 1984, and over the course of two spells with Bayern Munich, the goal-scoring midfielder made 406 appearances and found the back of the net 100 times before moving to the San Siro in 1988. Matthaus quickly became a fan favourite at Inter, and in his four seasons in Italy, he played 153 times and scored 53 goals before moving back to Bayern in 1992.