VfB Stuttgart vs Arsenal Tickets

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VFB Stuttgart vs Arsenal History

VFB Stuttgart have won the Bundesliga on five occasions, but it’s fair to say that their periods of dominance have been patchy at best. The team’s last title came in 2007, but they have twice reached the final of a European competition. In 1989, they lost out narrowly to Napoli after their two-legged UEFA Cup Final encounter, and in 1998, it was Chelsea that edged them, this time for the Cup Winners’ Cup.

Arsenal enjoyed their most prolific European spell under Arsene Wenger, regularly qualifying for the UEFA Champions League and almost exclusively forcing their way to the knockout stages. In 2006 they were beaten by FC Barcelona in the final and have struggled to make a significant impact since. They have twice won other European titles, with wins in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (the predecessor to the UEFA Cup) in 1970 and the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1994.

VFB Stuttgart vs Arsenal Head-to-Head

These two teams have never met in a competitive fixture, which merely adds to the occasion, and fans who want to make sure they get to see it all unfold, live and in person, can do so after making the most of the amazing deals available via SeatPick.

VFB Stuttgart vs Arsenal Mutual Connections

A number of individuals have made an impact at both clubs, with perhaps Belarussian international Alexander Hleb being the most well-known. The winger made 186 appearances for VFB Stuttgart before moving to Arsenal in 2005. He spent three good seasons at the club, racking up 130 appearances and scoring ten goals in that period before leaving to join FC Barcelona in 2008.