RB Leipzig vs Arsenal Tickets

The Gunners make the trip to the Red Bull Arena for this European fixture, and those who want to experience the atmosphere and action live and in person can access a wide range of RB Leipzig vs Arsenal tickets via SeatPick.

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RB Leipzig vs Arsenal History

RB Leipzig have a fairly decent level of experience and success in European football, especially when you consider that the Saxony-based club were only formed in 2009. In 2017/18, the Red Bull Arena team qualified for the UEFA Champions League for the first time, and in 2019/20, they made it to the Semi-Finals, losing to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in what was then a one-legged match due to coronavirus restrictions. Indeed, from their first campaign to 2024/25, the Bundesliga side have appeared in the competition every season.

Arsenal’s record in the UEFA Champions League during Arsene Wenger’s Gunners reign was a solid one. The North London side were regulars in the competition and almost always made it to the latter stages of the tournament before bowing out to one of the big guns. In 2006, they made it to the UEFA Champions League Final in Paris, losing to FC Barcelona by two late goals as the ten-men Premier League side wilted. The club missed out on qualification for a number of years until Mikel Arteta brought them back into the fold, taking the club to the Quarter-Finals in 2023/24.

RB Leipzig vs Arsenal Head-to-Head

These two teams have never met in competitive European action, making it an even more unmissable match for fans of both clubs.

RB Leipzig vs Arsenal Mutual Connections

Very few players have played for both clubs, with one rare example of this being England international midfielder Emile Smith Rowe, who spent a short spell on loan at RB Leipzig in 2019, having started his career at the Emirates Stadium.