Juventus FC vs Arsenal Tickets

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Juventus vs Arsenal History

Juventus are multiple winners of UEFA’s showpiece tournament but have nonetheless faltered a number of times at the final hurdle. They first won the European Cup in 1985, beating Liverpool in the final, and they won their first crown of the UEFA Champions League era 11 years later, defeating Ajax on penalties. However, the Bianconeri have also suffered real heartache in the competition, losing finals on a regular basis. Indeed, between 1997 and 2017, they managed to lose five UEFA Champions League Final; these included two defeats to Real Madrid and defeats to Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan and FC Barcelona.

Arsenal have also experienced major disappointment in the UEFA Champions League. Over the course of Arsene Wenger’s long reign as manager, the North London side were regulars in the latter stages of the competition, reaching the final in 2006. They faced FC Barcelona in Paris and were reduced to ten men early on when keeper Jens Lehmann was ordered off, only for Sol Campbell to give the Premier League side the lead before half-time. However, the English side inevitably ran out of steam, conceding twice late on to lose the game.

Juventus vs Arsenal Head-to-Head

These two teams have met many times in competitive European action. The first time they went head-to-head in the UEFA Champions League came in the 2001/02 campaign, in the second group stage. At Highbury, Arsenal ran out 3-1 winners, while in Turin, a goal from Marcelo Zalayeta gave Juventus a narrow win. The teams met in the Quarter-Finals in 2005/06, with goals from Cesc Fabregas and Thierry Henry giving Arsene Wenger’s side a 2-0 home win with their Italian visitors being reduced to nine men. The second leg ended goalless, earning Arsenal passage to the next phase.

Juventus vs Arsenal Mutual Connections

Among the many players to have played for both teams are Welsh international Aaron Ramsey, rangy French midfielder Patrick Vieira, Polish keeper Wojciech Szczesny and forwards Nicolas Anelka and Nicklas Bendtner.