Eindhoven -
Philips Stadion
PSV - Juventus 3-1 after extra time
PSV wins 4-3 on aggregate
Champions League, Round of 32 (Second leg), 19 February 2025
As a PSV fan and season ticket holder it is difficult to choose one match for this website. Matches against Feyenoord and Ajax are always special. Especially the home match against Ajax in 2018 where PSV won the title after a 3-0 victory. And my first home match of PSV in 1987 in the legendary season 87/88 against Feyenoord (3-1) I will never forget. A special moment also was when my son walked with top referee Björn Kuipers on the pitch carry the match ball and winning the toss for PSV during PSV Feyenoord in 2017 (1-0 victory). The most special are the European nights at the Philips Stadium: the 5-1 victory with Romario in 1989 against Steaua Bucharest and the great campaign of the season 2004/2005 with stunning matches against Arsenal, Lyon and AC Milan always keep in my mind. The last legendary European night I attended was in 2025 in the return of the knock out stage beating Juventus.
Tickets:
As a season ticket holder I always have the opportunity to buy a ticket for European nights at my own seat.
Statistics:
PSV - Juventus 3-1 after extra time
PSV wins 4-3 on aggregate
53. Ivan Perisic 1-0
63. Timothy Weah 1-1
74. Ismael Saibari 2-1
98. Ryan Flamingo 3-1
Philips Stadion, attendance: 35,500
Referee: Slavko Vincici (Slovenia)
PSV: Walter Benitez, Olivier Boscagli, Ryan Flamingo, Mauro Junior. Richie Ledezma, Joey Veerman, Ismael Saibari, Jerdy Schouten, Luuk de Jong, Noa Lang, Ivan Perisic. Coach: Peter Bosz.
Juventus: Michele Di Gregorio, Renato Veiga, Federico Gatti, Lloyd Kelly, Timothy Weah, Weston McKennie, Manuel Locatelli, Teun Koopmeiners, Randal Kolo Muani, Nico Gonzales, Francisco Conceicao. Coach: Thiago Motta.