SL Benfica vs Juventus FC Tickets

The iconic Estadio da Luz hosts the La Vecchia Signora in this eye-catching European fixture, and fans of either side or interested neutrals who want to catch the action live and in person can take their pick from a huge range of Benfica vs Juventus tickets available via SeatPick.

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Benfica vs Juventus History

The Portuguese giants proved to be one of the most feared sides of a generation during the 1960s, with Benfica competing in an astonishing five European Cup Finals over the decade, winning their first two against FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, respectively, in 1960/61 and 1961/62. They then managed to lose the other three clashes, one of which was famously against Manchester United at Wembley Stadium. In 1988, they took on PSV Eindhoven in the final but were defeated after penalties, and two years later, they were edged out by AC Milan thanks to a goal from Dutch midfielder Frank Rijkaard.

Juventus has also had more than their fair share of final upsets. By the time they won their first European Cup, in 1985 against Liverpool, they had already lost two final clashes, and after defeating Ajax in 1996, they somehow managed to lose five UEFA Champions League Finals on the spin. Those coming against Borussia Dortmund (1996/97), Real Madrid (1997/98), AC Milan (2002/03), FC Barcelona (2014/15) and Real Madrid (2016/17).

Benfica vs Juventus Head-to-Head

These two European giants first went toe-to-toe in competitive European action in the Semi-finals of the 1967/68 European Cup. Goals from Jose Torres and Eusebio gave Benfica a 2-0 home advantage and Eusebio netted the only goal of the game in Turin to complete a comfortable 3-0 aggregate success. They were then drawn into the same UEFA Champions League group in the 2022/23 edition of the competition. As Aguias completed a superb 2-1 away win in Italy and then completed another victory over Juventus in Lisbon, with Rafa scoring twice in a 4-3 thriller.

Benfica vs Juventus Mutual Connections

A handful of stars have played for both teams over the years; these include Portuguese midfielder Tiago, wide-man Joao Cancelo and Argentina international Angel Di Maria.