VfB Stuttgart vs FC Barcelona Tickets

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VfB Stuttgart vs FC Barcelona History

Die Schwaben first qualified for the European Cup in 1984/85, losing in the First Round to Bulgarian side Levski Sofia. Their first campaign in the newly rebranded and reformatted UEFA Champions League followed eight years later but resulted in the same fate; this time, Leeds United provided the knockout punch. In both 2003/04 and 2009/10, the Bundesliga side reached the Round of 16, which is, to date, the German side’s best finish.

FC Barcelona are old hands when it comes to securing top-tier UEFA tournament titles, though it did take a while for the Camp Nou side to secure their first crown. The La Liga side lost the 1961 European Cup Final to Benfica, and their 1985/86 loss to Romanian side Steaua Bucharest at the same stage was perhaps one of the club’s lowest points, Terry Venables’ side losing out on penalties in Seville. A Ronald Koeman goal gave them their first success, with Sampdoria downed at Wembley. A period of genuine domination came between 2005 and 2015, with FC Barcelona winning four UEFA Champions League trophies, with Lionel Messi proving the impetus for three of those successes.

VfB Stuttgart vs FC Barcelona Head-to-Head

These two teams first met in the UEFA Champions League in 2007/08, having been drawn in the same group. Goals from Carles Puyol and Lionel Messi gave FC Barcelona a 2-0 win in Germany, and the return fixture resulted in another win for the La Liga side. In 2009/10, they faced off in the Round of 16, and a goal from Brazilian Claudemir earned Stuttgart a 1-1 draw at home before they were thrashed 4-0 away, with Messi bagging two of the goals, the others coming from Pedro and Bojan Krkic.

VfB Stuttgart vs FC Barcelona Mutual Connections

Very few individuals have worn the jerseys of both teams with Spanish midfielder Oriol Romeu being one of those to have done so. The tough-tackling player started his professional career at FC Barcelona but made just two first-team appearances before being sold to Chelsea in 2011. A loan spell at VfB Stuttgart followed in 2014/15, during which he played 28 games for the German side and would go on to return to the Camp Nou in 2023.