20
aug
2022
Crystal Palace
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Aston Villa
fr 60 €
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28
aug
2022
Aston Villa
vs
West Ham
fr 164 €
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31
aug
2022
Arsenal
vs
Aston Villa
fr 112 €
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3
sep
2022
Aston Villa
vs
Manchester City
fr 164 €
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16
sep
2022
Aston Villa
vs
Southampton
fr 164 €
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2
oct
2022
Leeds
vs
Aston Villa
fr 322 €
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16
oct
2022
Aston Villa
vs
Chelsea
fr 205 €
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20
oct
2022
Fulham
vs
Aston Villa
fr 40 €
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23
oct
2022
Aston Villa
vs
Brentford
fr 164 €
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29
oct
2022
Newcastle
vs
Aston Villa
fr 167 €
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5
nov
2022
Aston Villa
vs
Manchester United
fr 329 €
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26
dec
2022
Aston Villa
vs
Liverpool
fr 329 €
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31
dec
2022
Tottenham
vs
Aston Villa
fr 158 €
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2
jan
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Wolverhampton
fr 164 €
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21
jan
2023
Southampton
vs
Aston Villa
fr 20 €
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4
feb
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Leicester
fr 164 €
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11
feb
2023
Manchester City
vs
Aston Villa
fr 100 €
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18
feb
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Arsenal
fr 205 €
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25
feb
2023
Everton
vs
Aston Villa
fr 164 €
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4
march
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Crystal Palace
fr 164 €
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11
march
2023
West Ham
vs
Aston Villa
fr 86 €
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1
april
2023
Chelsea
vs
Aston Villa
fr 158 €
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15
april
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Newcastle
fr 164 €
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22
april
2023
Brentford
vs
Aston Villa
fr 322 €
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29
april
2023
Manchester United
vs
Aston Villa
fr 182 €
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6
may
2023
Wolverhampton
vs
Aston Villa
fr 164 €
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13
may
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Tottenham
fr 205 €
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20
may
2023
Liverpool
vs
Aston Villa
fr 684 €
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28
may
2023
Aston Villa
vs
Brighton
fr 164 €
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Aston Villa FC is the club with the second most seasons in the English top division after Everton. The Villains have mostly played in Division 1/Premier League. Throughout the years they have gathered many merits, and primarily cup titles.
The home stadium of Aston Villa, Villa Park, can take almost 43,000 spectators, but the stadium is seldom sold out. In spite of this, tickets can be hard to get a hold of. If you buy a package trip with hotel, flights and game tickets, or just hotel and game tickets, you can manage to get very sough-after tickets.
Aston Villa FC was formed back in 1874. The club took part in the first season of The Football League in 1888. The years following this were very kind to Villa. In seven seasons, between 1894-1900, Villa won five League golds and three FA Cups. The procurement of merits has since then been rather slow, however. Aston Villa has seven League titles in total (the latest in 1980/81), five wins in the FA Cup (the latest in 1957), five League Cup titles and one win the European Cup/Champions League (1982).
Birmingham is the second largest city in England. This fact alone makes it rather clear that there is a lot to see and do in the city. Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, the Rag Market, Balti Triangle with its many restaurants, Warwick Castle and Birmingham Botanical Gardens are only some of the many places you can visit.
Aston Villa is a classic football club and Villa Park is one of the most classic football stadiums on the British islands. To see Aston Villa play at Villa Park is something you have to do if you have a heart that beats for The Villans.
Villa Park can take 42,788 spectators and is one of five English stadiums that are rated with four stars from UEFA (the other ones are Stadium of Light, Anfield, Etihad Stadium and Goodison Park). The stadium was inaugurated in 1897 and is regarded today as one of the most beautiful stadiums in England. The attendance record was set in 1946, when 76,588 people saw a game against Derby County.
Initially, football wasn’t the main activity in the area where Villa Park now resides. Cricket actually had precedence at the stadium of the time, called Lower Park. Athletics and cycling were also prominent competition for football. When Aton Villa started to achieve great progress, the stadium was moved to Perry Barr. After the team’s League win in 1897, however, it moved back to Lower Park, which had then been converted to a football stadium. It was also then that the stadium was given its current name.
At the beginning of the 1900’s, Villa Park could hold 40,000 spectators. When they later removed the cycle velodrome that went around the field, the capacity was further increased. After World War I, Villa Park could welcome well over 70,000 visitors.
Just like with all other stadiums in England, its capacity has shrunk as time have passed. New safety rules forced them to remake all standing bleachers into seats.
Villa Park lies in the northern part of Birmingham. The distance to the heart of the city is about four kilometers. You can get to the stadium by foot, but the best way to get to Villa Park is to take to local train. From Birmingham New Street Station the train will depart for Aston Station, which is in close proximity to the stadium.