RB Leipzig vs Atletico Madrid Tickets

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RB Leipzig vs Atletico Madrid History

Though RB Leipzig were only formed in 2009, the investment made in the club has seen them soar through the divisions and up the German football ladder. By 2017/18, they were, amazingly, competing in their first-ever Champions League group stage. Two years later, they reached the semi-finals, losing narrowly to Paris Saint-Germain. They followed that run up with three Round of 16 finishes from 2020/21 to 2023/24, which is a sign of the level of consistency they have reached.

Atletico Madrid are perhaps the unluckiest side to have taken part in UEFA’s premier club tournament. On each of the three occasions they reached the final of the tournament, they would come out second best in heartbreaking fashion. unfortunate to end up on the losing side of the battle. In 1974, Atletico were within a whisker of beating Bayern Munich, only to concede a 120th-minute equalizer. They then lost the replay 4-0.

40 years later, they were on course to secure a memorable win over city rivals Real Madrid in the Champions League Final when Sergio Ramos netted an injury-time equaliser. Atletico then conceded three times in extra-time and once again lost out on European silverware. Two years later, also against Los Blancos, they went down on penalties, as Juanfran missed the key spot-kick.

RB Leipzig vs Atletico Madrid Head-to-Head

These two teams met for the first time in competitive European action in the 2019/20 Champions League quarter-finals. It was a one-legged affair due to Coronavirus restrictions, as goals from Dani Olmo & Tyler Adams gave the Bundesliga side a 2-1 win in Lisbon, seeing them progress to the next phase at the expense of Los Colchoneros.