Manchester City vs AS Monaco Tickets

Ligue 1 visitors take on the Premier League big boys at the Etihad Stadium, and fans of either club who wish to see the action live and in person can take their pick from our huge selection of Manchester City vs AS Monaco tickets, available at SeatPick today.

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Manchester City vs AS Monaco History

Manchester City finally ended their lengthy wait for a top-tier European crown when Pep Guardiola’s side clinched the 2023 UEFA Champions League title thanks to a solitary winner from Spanish star Rodri. It would be an understatement to suggest that the heights the club have reached since massive investment from Abu Dhabi are a world away from what came before when titles of any kind were rare indeed. It is worth noting that throughout their history, they have, nonetheless, enjoyed stellar support from their loyal following.

AS Monaco are one of the biggest teams in France, albeit the principality club’s period of dominance have been isolated and concentrated on specific spells. They won their eighth Ligue 1 title in 2017 and have enjoyed strong runs in Europe. In 1992, they reached the European Cup Winners’ Cup Final, losing out to Werder Bremen in Lisbon. In 2004, Les Rouge et Blanc beat the likes of Real Madrid and Chelsea en route to the UEFA Champions League Final, where they were humbled by Jose Mourinho’s FC Porto 3-0 in a one-sided clash.

Manchester City vs AS Monaco Head-to-Head

These two sides met in an entertaining UEFA Champions League knockout clash in 2017, during which Man City raced to a 5-3 home win before traveling to Monaco, where the English side went down 3-1, thereby losing out on away goals with goals from Kylian Mbappe, Fabinho and Tiemoue Bakayoko doing the damage.

Manchester City vs AS Monaco Mutual Connections

A number of stars have played for both teams over the years, but perhaps none more successfully than Portuguese international Bernardo Silva. The midfielder spent four years at the Stade Louis II, playing 147 games and scoring 28 goals before making the big-money move to Manchester City. Over the course of his first seven seasons with the club, he made 355 appearances and scored 67 goals, being a key part in winning multiple honours, including six Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League.