Champions League head-to-head record between Juventus and Real Madrid

The just concluded Champions League draws has tied last season's finalists,Juventus and Real Madrid, against each other. 
The fact that both sides will play each other over two legs makes it the biggest tie of the quarter finals.
Maxilliano Allegri side would want to avenge their 4-1 defeat against Zinedine Zidane's side in 2016/17 final in Wales that handed the Bernabeu side their 12th title.

In recent histories between both sides, Real have won the Champions League at the expense of the Old Lady on two occasions in the finals including the 1996/97 and 2016/17 campaigns respectively. In the 2013/14 season where both sides were drawn in the group stage, Carlo Ancelotti's men won by 2-1 in Spain then played a 2-2 draw away from home. The following season, Juventus avenged their defeat in the semi finals as Allegri's side triumphed over two legs with a 3-2 aggregate scoreline. However, the Turin giants also dumped Los Bloncos out in the 2002/03 season in the semi finals, and the 2004/05 season in the round of 16. PAY ATTENTION: Like our Facebook sports page to stay in touch with latest sports news Juventus knocked out Tottenham in dramatic fashion after playing a 2-2 draw in Turin but came back to haunt the English side at the Wembley Stadium by 2-1. Madrid on the other hand, won Paris Saint Germain, over two legs with a 5-2 aggregate scoreline as they eliminated the tournament favourites. The first leg will be played in Italy on April, 3, while the second leg will be decided at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in two weeks time. Cristiano Ronaldo has been the top marksman in the Champions League this season with 12 goals and have scored in every single game in this season's tournament. Gonzalo Higuain has five goals for a low scoring Juventus side in the group stage this season, but has the potential to score against his former side when they clash over two legs. The finals of this year competition will be played in Kyiv, Ukraine, in May as Zidane will want to become the first coach to win the title in three consecutive seasons as manager. However Allegri's will be keen on wining the trophy this season at a third attempt in four years but will have to have to pass through current defending champions.