Real Madrid vs Feyenoord Tickets

Dutch visitors travel to the majestic Santiago Bernabeu for this enthralling-looking European fixture, and the demand for Real Madrid vs Feyenoord tickets is certainly reaching a crescendo.

If you have as yet failed to secure tickets for this game, SeatPick has you well and truly covered. Because we are aligned with hundreds of the best and most trusted ticket reseller sites in the world, including all your familiar favourites, users of our platform are genuinely spoilt for choice as they can shop from the largest and most comprehensive inventory of football tickets online. This wide ticketing access helps supporters make the most cost-effective purchase possible and is backed by our 100% purchase guarantee, which protects all transactions made via our website.

Real Madrid vs Feyenoord History

Real Madrid are simply unstoppable when it comes to Europe’s premier club competition, and it has kind of been that way since the very start. Backed by star talents like Paco Gento, Alfredo Di Stefano, and Ferenc Puskas, Los Blancos incredibly won the first five editions of the newly formed European Cup and appeared in a number of finals early in the history of the competition.

A period of relative failure followed, which came to an end when the La Liga side won three UEFA Champions League crowns between 1997/98 and 2001/02. During Cristiano Ronaldo’s pomp, Real Madrid continued to dominate, winning three UEFA Champions League titles in a row under Zinedine Zidane, and Carlo Ancelotti’s return to the club led to further successes in 2021/22 and 2023/24, with Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund being the victims on those occasions.

While Feyenoord’s success in the competition cannot be compared to Real Madrid's, the Rotterdam-based side have enjoyed some wonderful nights in the tournament. De club aan de Maas reached the Semi-Finals of the European Cup in 1962/63 and then captured the famous trophy in 1969/70.

Ernst Happel’s side edged past a strong Celtic team in Milan, with Swedish forward Ove Kindvall scoring the winner in extra time. In the UEFA Champions League era, the Eredivisie side have struggled to get anywhere near that level of success, and indeed, their appearances in the competition at all have been fairly infrequent.

Real Madrid vs Feyenoord Head-to-Head

These two teams met in the Preliminary Round of the European Cup in 1965/66 in a game that saw Feyenoord clinch a surprise 2-1 home win over their vaunted opponents. However, normal service was quickly resumed in the return leg, with Hungarian legend Ferenc Puskas scoring four times in a 5-0 thrashing.

Real Madrid vs Feyenoord Mutual Connections

Among the players to have represented both teams are Dutch wide-man Royston Drenthe and celebrated Netherlands defender Johnny Metgod, with the latter winning league titles with both teams.