Juventus FC vs Paris Saint Germain (PSG) Tickets

Ligue 1 giants make the trip to Turin for this enticing European evening’s entertainment, and fans who want to make sure they get to see the match live and in person can take their pick from our large selection of Juventus vs Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) tickets.

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Juventus vs Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) History

Juventus first reached the European Cup Final in 1973, losing to Ajax in Belgrade, and they lost again a decade later to Bundesliga side Hamburg. In 1985 a goal from French star Michel Platini earned them their first-ever title, seeing off Liverpool on that occasion. In 1996, the Serie A side defeated Ajax on penalties before losing the next two seasons’ finals to Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid, respectively. They then lost to AC Milan (2003), FC Barcelona (2015) and Real Madrid again (2017). Their record of losing seven finals, as of 2024, is by some distance the highest in the competition’s history.

Paris Saint-Germain had not made much of an impact in UEFA’s top-tier tournament prior to Qatari investment into the club in 2011, and since then, they have almost exclusively progressed to the latter stages of the competition. In 2019/20, they reached their first UEFA Champions League Final before losing to Bayern Munich in Lisbon in an empty stadium due to Coronavirus restrictions, a goal from Kingsley Coman proving decisive.

Juventus vs Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Head-to-Head

These two sides first met in the UEFA Champions League in the group phase of the 2022/23 edition. Two goals from Kylian Mbappe gave PSG a 2-1 home win, and the French forward netted again in the return game in Turin, which the Ligue 1 side also won by the same scoreline.

Juventus vs Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Mutual Connections

A host of talents have represented both clubs over the years; these include French battler Blaise Matuidi, winger Kingsley Coman, Argentine wide-man Angel Di Maria, Swedish goal machine Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Italian keeper Gianluigi Buffon.