Tottenham vs AS Roma Tickets

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the venue for this European fixture, as the Giallorossi travelling from the Italian capital to the British capital.

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Tottenham vs Roma History

Tottenham Hotspur have vast experience playing in UEFA competitions, and they have triumphed on more than one occasion. Spurs were victorious in the 1971/72 UEFA Cup, defeating domestic rivals Wolves in the final, and again 12 years later thanks to a penalty-shootout win over RSC Anderlecht.

In more modern times Tottenham have competed in both the Champions League and the Europa League. The north London outfit reached the Champions League Final in 2019, but lost out to Premier League rivals Liverpool.

Meanwhile, AS Roma have also progressed to multiple European finals, though the Italian side has continually emerged unsuccessful. The Giallorossi were beaten by Liverpool in the 1984 European Cup final before also losing to Serie A rivals Inter in the 1991 UEFA Cup final. More recently Roma had to settle for runners-up in the 2022 Europa League final, with Sevilla winning on penalties.

Tottenham vs Roma Head-to-Head

These two teams would only contest their maiden competitive meeting in November 2024, with Roma paying a visit to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for a clash in the newly-introduced Europa League league phase. The clubs have met multiple times in pre-season friendlies, such as in 2017 and 2022.

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Tottenham vs Roma Mutual Connections

• One of the greatest football managers of all time, José Mourinho has led both these major European teams. The Portuguese tactician was in charge of Tottenham from 2019-21 though he wasn't out of work for long, as he was named Roma manager in May 2021. Mourinho guided the Giallorossi to the UEFA Conference League in 2022, though they parted ways in January 2024.

• Argentina midfielder Erik Lamela left Roma for Tottenham in 2013, for what was a club-record transfer fee of up to £30m. His countryman Federico Fazio played 169 times for Roma, having joined from Spurs in 2016.

• Former Egypt striker Mido switched directly from Rome to London in 2005, and he would score 19 goals in 61 appearances for Spurs.