Juventus FC vs Atletico Madrid Tickets

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Juventus vs Atletico Madrid History

The Old Lady of Italian football have experienced some very bad luck when it comes to converting final appearances into trophy lifts. In their first nine finals across both the European Cup and UEFA Champions League eras, the Serie A side have only emerged victorious twice. Those successes came in 1985 against Liverpool and, in 1996, against Ajax, with both these wins being a tad fortunate. They lost back-to-back finals in 1997 and 1998 and, in 2003 suffered the agony of losing to Italian rivals AC Milan on penalties. In 2015, it was FC Barcelona who sent them packing, and then Real Madrid did likewise two years later.

While Juve have not fared well at the final hurdle, you could argue Atletico have done even worse. After all, in three finals to date, they’ve been on the losing side on each and every occasion, albeit in heartbreaking circumstances. In 1974 it looked as if the La Liga side were set to defeat Bayern Munich, only to concede a 120th-minute leveler that sent the game into a replay, which they duly lost 4-0. In 2014, against city rivals Real Madrid, only an injury-time goal from Sergio Ramos prevented Diego Simeone’s side from winning their first-ever UEFA Champions League. In extra-time, they were overrun and lost 4-1. Just two years later, the same two sides met again, this time in Milan; this time, the game went to penalties, and it was Juanfran who failed to convert, leaving Cristiano Ronaldo the chance to put away the winning spot-kick, which, of course, he did.

Juventus vs Atletico Madrid Head-to-Head

These two teams first met in the UEFA Champions League in 2014/15 in the group stage, with Atletico Madrid winning at home and the fixture in Italy ending in a goalless draw. In 2018/19 they met in the Round of 16. Second-half goals from Jose Gimenez and Diego Godin gave the Colchoneros a 2-0 win at the Metropolitano, but a hat-trick from Cristiano Ronaldo saw Juventus complete a memorable comeback to clinch an aggregate success.

Juventus vs Atletico Madrid Mutual Connections

A raft of top players have represented both of these clubs over the years, including Croatian forward Mario Mandzukic, Spanish forward Alvaro Morata, Italian ace Christian Vieri and Brazilian midfielder Diego.