Manchester City vs Real Sociedad Tickets

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Manchester City vs Real Sociedad History

Prior to huge investment from Abu Dhabi, Manchester City rarely qualified for Europe’s showpiece event; indeed, their one and only participation came in 1968/69, when they were knocked out in the First Round by Turkish side Fenerbahce. Their forty-plus-year wait to return ended when Roberto Mancini’s side got to the UEFA Champions League for the first time in 2011/12. Under Pep Guardiola’s leadership, the Etihad Stadium club pushed consistently for a first title, losing the 2021 final to Chelsea before finally cracking the code in 2023, with Spanish midfielder Rodri netting the winner against Inter Milan.

Basque outfit Real Sociedad made their European Cup bow in 1981/82 before fighting their way to the Semi-Finals the following season, losing to the eventual winners Hamburg. The La Liga side’s record in the UEFA Champions League makes for less glorious viewing. A run to the Round of 16 came in 2003/04, a feat that was replicated in 2023/24.

Manchester City vs Real Sociedad Head-to-Head

These two teams have never played a competitive European clash, adding further gloss to an already intriguing contest.

Manchester City vs Real Sociedad Mutual Connections

A rare few have worn the jerseys of both teams, none more effectively than midfield maestro David Silva. The Spanish international moved to Man City from Valencia in 2010, and over the course of ten seasons with the English club, he racked up 436 appearances and 77 goals, helping the team to countless successes, including four Premier League titles. He left to join Real Sociedad in 2020, playing 93 games and scoring seven goals before calling time on his glittering career.