SL Benfica vs Real Sociedad Tickets

Benfica and Real Sociedad are two esteemed football clubs in southern Europe, yet their paths have diverged in terms of major trophies.

SL Benfica, based in the vibrant city of Lisbon, has amassed a remarkable trophy cabinet. The club stands proudly as the most decorated team in Portuguese football history, notably achieving back-to-back European Cup triumphs in 1961 and 1962. Furthermore, they have eclipsed their rivals, FC Porto and Sporting CP, by claiming a greater number of league titles.

Despite their impressive trophy collection, Benfica has garnered a reputation for losing in European finals. Astonishingly, they have endured defeat in eight consecutive European finals, with their most recent setback occurring in the 2014 UEFA Europa League final against Sevilla.

On the other hand, Real Sociedad, based in the beautiful city of San Sebastián, is yet to win a major trophy on the international stage. Their best performance came in the 1982/83 season, when they reached the semi-final of the European Cup. While they may not boast a glittering European trophy cabinet, Real Sociedad have consistently competed at the highest level of Spanish football, earning admiration for their entertaining brand of play and passionate fan base.

Benfica vs Real Sociedad Head to Head

Prior to the 23/24 season, Benfica and Real Sociedad had never faced each other in a competitive fixture. They were drawn together alongside Inter Milan and RB Salzburg in a tricky UEFA Champions League group.

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Benfica vs Real Sociedad Connections

There aren’t many footballers who have featured for both Benfica and Real Sociedad. One notable player to have represented both clubs is Haris Seferovic. The Swiss forward was a major success at Benfica, spending six years in Lisbon. Earlier in his career, Seferovic spent one season at Real Sociedad, but he left after failing to cement his place in the starting XI.

Powerful Lithuanian striker Edgaras Jankauskas enjoyed a brief loan spell at Benfica in 2002, before signing for FC Porto from Real Sociedad once Benfica passed up the opportunity to sign him.