Liverpool vs Feyenoord Tickets

Anfield plays host to opposition from the Dutch Eredivisie in what is sure to be a hard-fought encounter. Fans of either team who want to be there in the stadium to witness another European adventure on Merseyside can do so by making the most of the many ticketing opportunities offered at SeatPick. We currently have a high level of availability when it comes to Liverpool vs Feyenoord tickets, so why not take a look at what bargains you can secure today?

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Liverpool vs Feyenoord History

Liverpool have a rich history when it comes to European football. They picked up their first European Cup crown in 1977, defeating Borussia Monchengladbach in the final. They followed that success up with wins over Club Brugge, Real Madrid and AS Roma in 1978, 1981 and 1984 respectively, in what was their most dominant period of success. Further successes came in 2005 and 2019 against AC Milan and Tottenham, respectively.

Rotterdam-based outfit Feyenoord enjoy a large and loyal fanbase, and on the whole, the club’s history has been peppered with periods of success amongst spells of less glorious form. Their one triumph in UEFA’s showpiece tournament came in 1970 when Ernst Happel led the club to an extra-time victory over Scottish giants Celtic in Milan.

Liverpool vs Feyenoord Head-to-Head

Surprisingly, these two sides have never met in competitive European action, making this an even more unmissable encounter.

Liverpool vs Feyenoord Mutual Connections

Several individuals have represented both clubs over the years, including Georgino Wijnaldum, Jerzy Dudek, and manager Arne Slot. The most celebrated player to have performed for both teams would have to be forward Dirk Kuyt. The hard-working attacker spent three successful seasons at De Kuip, scoring 83 goals in 122 games, before moving to Liverpool in 2006. He quickly became a fan favourite at Anfield, scoring 71 goals in 285 games before leaving for Fenerbahce in 2012. He would go on to play two more seasons at Feyenoord, scoring 38 goals in 77 games in his second spell with the club.