Juventus FC vs RB Leipzig Tickets

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Juventus vs RB Leipzig History

The Serie A giants have certainly made an impact in UEFA’s showpiece event, but the alarming number of times they have been found wanting at the final hurdle must anger their loyal fans. When Juventus won the European Cup in 1985, beating Liverpool in order to do so, they had already lost two previous finals. In 1995/96, Marcello Lippi’s side reached the first of three successive UEFA Champions League Finals, defeating Ajax on penalties in Rome. They would then go on to lose in 1996/97 to Borussia Dortmund and in 1997/98 to Real Madrid, both games they arguably would have expected to win. Further final losses came in 2002/03 to AC Milan, in 2014/15 to FC Barcelona and in 2016/17 to Real Madrid.

Die Roten Bullen were only formed in 2009, but by 2019/20, they had qualified for the UEFA Champions League for a second time, and on this occasion, impressively reached the Semi-finals before losing to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Further Round of 16 runs came in 2020/21, defeated by Liverpool; 2022/23, undone by Manchester City 8-1 on aggregate; and 2023/24, beaten by eventual winners Real Madrid.

Juventus vs RB Leipzig Head-to-Head

These two clubs are yet to meet in a competitive European tie, which adds an additional dimension to an already mouthwatering fixture.

Juventus vs RB Leipzig Mutual Connections

Very few individuals have played for both teams, with one of the rare examples being German midfielder Idrissa Toure. The Berlin-born player came through the ranks at RB Leipzig and made just a couple of appearances for the club before moving to Schalke in 2017 before eventually transferring to Juventus in 2019, where he failed to represent the first-team before signing for Pisa in 2021.