Juventus v Real Madrid: one of Europe’s grandest rivalries
Continental institutions who faced off in final season’s UEFA Champions League final, Juventus and Real Madrid exaggerate a total 14 European Cups and an roughly ideally offset record in their matches opposite any other. UEFA.com surveys a rivalry.
Head-to-head record in UEFA competition
Matches: 19
Juventus wins: 8
Real Madrid wins: 9
Draws: 2
Juventus goals: 22
Real Madrid goals: 22
Five noted meetings
1961/62 European Champion Clubs’ Cup quarter-finals
Juventus 0-1 Real Madrid
Real Madrid 0-1 Juventus
Real Madrid 3-1 Juventus (replay in Paris)
The initial European assembly between a sides and a wonder of what was to come, with Madrid and Juve inseparable over dual legs. After Madrid star Alfredo Di Stéfano and Juve’s Omar SÃvori had any scored on rivalry territory, a replay in Paris was required. Felo, Luis del Sol and Justo Tejada found a net to put Madrid into a semi-finals, where they knocked out Standard Liège before losing to Benfica in a final.
2002/03 UEFA Champions League semi-finals
Real Madrid 2-1 Juventus
Juventus 3-1 Real Madrid
This tie came in a center of a clubs’ particular golden eras during a start of a millennium: Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos gave Madrid a first-leg advantage, though David Trezeguet, Alessandro Del Piero and Pavel NedvÄ›d incited a waves in Turin, digest Zinédine Zidane’s late idea small satisfaction for a holders.
1997/98 UEFA Champions League final
Juventus 0-1 Real Madrid
Having won a initial 5 European Cups, and combined a sixth in 1966, Madrid endured a 32-year wait to retrieve a trophy. The Merengues finally cumulative a seventh continental delight interjection to Predrag Mijatović’s close-range finish in a parsimonious final in Amsterdam.
2014/15 UEFA Champions League semi-finals
Juventus 2-1 Real Madrid
Real Madrid 1-1 Juventus
This was a final time Real Madrid tasted better in a UEFA Champions League knockout stage, and it was desirous by one of their own. Signed from Madrid a prior summer, Ãlvaro Morata scored in both legs, including a essential second-leg equaliser during a Santiago Bernabéu, as Juve squeaked into a Berlin final, where they would remove to Barcelona.
2016/17 UEFA Champions League final
Juventus 1-4 Real Madrid
Cristiano Ronaldo put Madrid forward early on in Cardiff, though Mario Mandžukić’s overwhelming beyond flog leveled record before a interval. The holders emerged a stronger after a restart, Casemiro, Ronaldo and Marco Asensio scoring to safeguard a Spanish side became a initial bar to keep a prize in a UEFA Champions League era.
Five group who combine a clubs
1) Zinédine Zidane
Juventus player: 1996–2001
Real Madrid player: 2001–2006
Real Madrid coach: 2016–present
A UEFA Champions League runner-up with Juventus in both 1997 and 1998, Zidane won a foe shortly after his then-record €75m pierce to Madrid, scoring a noted bombardment in a 2-1 win opposite Bayer Leverkusen in a 2002 final. The Frenchman has given won a European Cup twice in assign of Madrid, apropos a initial manager to keep a UEFA Champions League.
2) Gonzalo HiguaÃn
Real Madrid player: 2007–2013
Juventus player: 2016–present
HiguaÃn struck 122 goals in 264 Madrid appearances over 6 years in a Spanish capital. The Argentinian over for Napoli in 2013 and was snapped adult by Juve 3 years later; he now has 39 goals in 66 Serie A outings for a Bianconeri.
3) Carlo Ancelotti
Juventus coach: 1999–2001
Real Madrid coach: 2013–2015
Achieved medium success with Italy’s Old Lady, assisting a bar to uninterrupted second-place finishes, though eclipsed those by winning Madrid’s tenth European Cup in 2014, violence city rivals Atlético Madrid in a Lisbon final.
4) Ãlvaro Morata
Real Madrid: 2008–2014, 2016–2017
Juventus: 2014–2016
Now during Chelsea, Morata came behind to haunt Madrid in a 2014/15 semi-finals, scoring in both legs to discharge his boyhood club. Won a foe in 2014 and 2017 with Madrid – a latter opposite Juve – though usually seemed as a late surrogate in both finals.
5) Sami Khedira
Real Madrid player: 2010–2015
Juventus player: 2015–present
Another 2014 UEFA Champions League leader with Madrid, Khedira changed to Turin a following year and mislaid to his former bar in a 2017 final. The German brought adult a century of appearances in black and white in this season’s turn of 16, definition he has reached that landmark for both clubs.
Key stats
• Madrid have won 11 of their two-legged knockout ties opposite Italian sides, losing nine; Juve’s total record opposite Spanish clubs is W8 L7.
• The sides have met twice before during a quarter-final stage: Real won 3-1 in their 1962 replay, while Juve were 2-1 winners on total in 1996.
• Juve have won a teams’ final 4 two-legged knockout meetings on aggregate, including a 2014/15 semi-finals.
• The Bianconeri have won 6 of a sides’ 7 many new meetings in Turin.
• Madrid have done 15 final appearances (W12 L3); Juventus have done 9 (W2 L7).