Real Sociedad vs Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Tickets

Estadio de Anoeta, also known as Reale Arena, has been the home ground of Real Sociedad since 1993. Located in the San Sebastián region of the Basque Country, this stadium has a capacity just shy of 40,000.

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Real Sociedad vs Paris Saint-Germain History

Between these two sides, Paris Saint-Germain have come the closest to being crowned champions of Europe. The Parisiens advanced to the UEFA Champions League final in 2020, but ultimately succumbed to defeat at the hands of Bayern Munich.

The following year PSG exited the Champions League at the semi-finals, losing to eventual runners-up Manchester City.

Real Sociedad, meanhwhile, first took part in the European Cup in 1981/82 after winning the first of their back-to-back LaLiga titles. The Basque club progressed to the semi-finals the following year, but would then crash out to SV Hamburg.

La Real haven't the best of records in the Champions League era; they reached the Round of 16 for the first time in 2003/04 and didn't do so again until 2023/24.

Real Sociedad vs Paris Saint-Germain Head-to-Head

These two teams had never previously shared a pitch prior to being paired together in the UEFA Champions League last-16 in 2023/24. The first leg saw PSG earn a 2-0 win at the Parc des Princes, leaving La Real with a mountain to climb in the return fixture.

Real Sociedad vs Paris Saint-Germain Mutual Connections

Mikel Arteta is one of a select few players, past or present, who have represented both these teams. He completed a loan move from FC Barcelona to PSG in January 2001, aged just 18 at the time. The midfielder joined La Real in 2004, before eventually going on to sign for Everton and later Arsenal.

Former Brazil international Rafinha switched from Barcelona to PSG in 2020. He returned to Spain for the second half of the 2021/22 season, on loan at Real Sociedad, before returning to the French capital.