VfB Stuttgart vs Real Madrid Tickets

Illustrious visitors make their way to Baden-Wurttemberg for what is sure to be a sold-out fixture as the MHPArena hosts Los Blancos in European action. Fans, as well as interested neutrals, can purchase the best-priced VFB Stuttgart vs Real Madrid tickets via SeatPick while also enjoying the peace of mind that comes from our 100% purchase guarantee.

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VFB Stuttgart vs Real Madrid History

As multiple Bundesliga title holders, Stuttgart should arguably have achieved more in European action than they have. While they have twice reached European finals, these came in ‘lesser’ tournaments like the UEFA Cup (1988/89) and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup (1997/98). The club’s record in the UEFA Champions League is fairly poor. So much so that their Round of 16 finishes in 2003/04 and 2009/10, to Chelsea and FC Barcelona, respectively, are considered something of a high point.

This is in marked contrast to their opponents. Real Madrid have won more European silverware than any other club. Their tally got underway when the Santiago Bernabeu side won the first five editions of the European Cup, with the likes of Alfredo Di Stefano, Paco Gento and Ferenc Puskas proving pivotal. Their next most glorious run of form came between 2014 and 2024 when the La Liga side won six UEFA Champions League crowns, split evenly between bosses Zinedine Zidane and Carlo Ancelotti and with Cristiano Ronaldo proving a key performer for much of that period. In other words, this clash is something of a David vs. Goliath encounter.

VFB Stuttgart vs Real Madrid Head-to-Head

These two clubs are yet to have met in competitive European action, which adds another intriguing dimension to the fixture.

VFB Stuttgart vs Real Madrid Mutual Connections

Among the few players to have represented both clubs are German internationals Sami Khedira and Antonio Rudiger. Khedira started his career at his hometown club, Stuttgart and spent four years in the first team, making 132 appearances, before he moved to Real Madrid in 2010. Over the course of his five seasons with the Spanish giants, he played 161 times and won a host of honours before leaving for Juventus in 2015.

Rudiger also started his professional career at Stuttgart and played 80 times for the Bundesliga side before moving to AS Roma in 2015, initially on loan. A successful move to Chelsea would follow, and a move to Real Madrid came in 2022. Over the course of his first two campaigns with the club, he won just about every title available.