Juventus vs Aston Villa Tickets

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Juventus vs Aston Villa History

Juventus have a very accomplished history when it comes to their performances in UEFA’s showpiece tournament, albeit with a fair amount of heartache thrown in for good measure. In 1985, La Vecchia Signora won their first European Cup, defeating Liverpool in the final. A second success came in 1996 when the Serie A side defeated Ajax on penalties in Rome. It should be noted that the club has also managed to lose an astonishing seven finals, with 2017’s loss to Real Madrid, a 4-1 defeat, being particularly disastrous.

By some distance, Aston Villa’s greatest triumph came in 1982 when the Midlands side secured a famous European Cup success. They did so, thanks to a Peter Withe goal against Bayern Munich in Rotterdam. On the whole, however, the Premier League club have not featured very often in the competition. Indeed, when Unai Emery secured a top-four finish and a return to the UEFA Champions League/European Cup, it represented their first time back in UEFA’s showpiece tournament since 1983.

Juventus vs Aston Villa Head-to-Head

These two teams met in the European Cup in 1983 in the Quarter-Finals of the competition, with Juventus winning the away leg before cementing their passage to the Semi-Finals following a 3-1 win at the Stadio Comunale, with Michel Platini scoring twice. Juventus went on to lose the final that year, Hamburg edging them out 1-0 in Athens.

Juventus vs Aston Villa Mutual Connections

A number of players have represented both clubs, with England international David Platt perhaps most famously doing so. The attacking midfielder spent four seasons at Villa Park, scoring 64 goals in 148 games, before moving to Italy to join Bari. He would then go on to spend a season at Juventus, scoring four times in 28 games before switching to Sampdoria in 1993.