Juventus FC vs Liverpool Tickets

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Juventus vs Liverpool History

Though La Vecchia Signora of Italian football have enjoyed great success in Europe’s premier tournament, it is worth remembering just how often the Serie A side have fallen at the final hurdle. Juventus lost both the 1973 and 1983 European Cup Finals to Ajax and Hamburg, respectively, before they took on Liverpool in 1985, where a goal from Michel Platini gave them their first title and in 1996, they won their first UEFA Champions League title by beating Ajax on penalties. Incredibly, Juventus then managed to lose the UEFA Champions League Finals in 1997, 1998, 2003, 2015 and 2017 to Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Barcelona, and Los Blancos again, respectively.

Liverpool have had a better time of it in the competition, winning their first title in 1977 against Borussia Monchengladbach before doing so again in 1978, 1981 and 1984. The club’s first title of the UEFA Champions League era came in 2005 when Rafa Benitez’s side famously fought back from three goals down against AC Milan before winning on penalties in Istanbul. Jurgen Klopp secured another triumph during his successful Anfield reign, winning in 2019 by beating Premier League rivals Tottenham in the final.

Juventus vs Liverpool Head-to-Head

These two sides have met on a number of occasions. Their meeting in the 1985 European Cup Final is sadly more well remembered for the Heysel Stadium disaster. In 2004/05, the two teams met in the UEFA Champions League Quarter-Finals. Goals from Sami Hyypia and Luis Garcia gave Liverpool a 2-0 half-time lead before Fabio Cannavaro pulled a goal back for the visitors. The second leg ended goalless, earning the Merseyside outfit a route to the next phase.

Juventus vs Liverpool Mutual Connections

A number of star players have lined up for both teams over the years. These include Christian Poulsen, Arthur Melo, Alberto Aquilani and Mohamed Sissoko. Another legend to have played for both Liverpool and Juventus was prolific marksman Ian Rush. The Welsh international spent seven successful seasons with the English side before making a surprise move to Italy, where he spent one season, scoring 13 goals in all competitions, before returning to Liverpool. Over the course of his lengthy career at the club, he amassed an incredible 346 goals in 660 games, making him their all-time leading scorer.