26th Jan,2025 16:30( Local time) England | Birmingham | Villa Park
$763
$763
Seating in pairs
If you buy tickets in pairs, it is estimated to sit next to each other.
Single tickets
We will sell single tickets from time to time and marked with “Single”. Single tickets is cheaper than “Seating in pairs”. If you buy 2 ‘Single tickets”, your seat is separated with your friend’s.
More tickets wanted
If you buy 3 or more tickets, we cannot promise that you are sit next to each other. However, we can promise to sit not so far away from each other.
Home-and-away section
Tickets without any further specification will always be situated in the home sections.
Long side/Short side
Long side seats are located behind the longer line area on the field; short side seats are located behind the shorted line area.
Originally know as The Aston Lower Grounds, Villa Park is Aston Villa’s third stadium in the club’s history having previously played at local pitches at Aston Park (1874-1876 and Wellington Road (1876 -1897). The largest ground in the Midlands, it is famous for hosting over 55 semi-finals of the F.A Cup. The first match held at the ground was a friendly against Blackburn Rovers on the 17th April 1897, and during Villa Park’s inaugural season crowds averaged at around 21,000. The new facilities matched the club’s impressive performances on the pitch, and by the start of the 1940s the club had won 6 First Division titles and 6 FA Cups. With every major trophy won more money was invested into the facilities, and along with Everton’s Goodison Park, Villa’s stadium was regarded as one of the finest in the country. Archibald Leitch was consulted for a redesign but his plans were disrupted until the 1966 World Cup by the outbreak of the Second World War. Today’s modern Villa Park is very much the legacy of former chairman Doug Ellis who oversaw the conversion of the stadium to all-seating after the events of Hillsborough. The Witton Lane Stand was built during the 1993-1994 season, The iconic Holte End a season afterwards and the main stand of the ground on Trinity Road Stand six years later in 2000. Aston Villa currently have planning permission to rebuild the north stand which would increase the capacity to around 50,000. However due to a lack of European football, it doesn’t appear as if this will happen any time soon. This means that the modern attendance record set of 42,877 set against Liverpool on 29th December 2009 is unlikely to be beaten.
Trinity Rd, Birmingham, B6 6HE
1. Tickets can not be returned or refunded after purchase.
2. It is only available to choose from stadium area not for specified seat.
3. It is the separate single ticket price for seats in pairs. The two seats are in pairs. If you need more connected seats, please contact us and ask for a new price.
4. Anyone who need to watch the game shall buy a ticket. Children must obtain their own tickets.
5. There are 3 kinds of tickets: paper ticket, e-ticket and seasonal card. The final kind is subject to official document.
6. We will change our ticket price in accordance with global market and international demand and charge some service fee. Therefore, the reservation price is more expensive than the par value. Customers show understanding and support before buying tickets.
7. We assume no liability and responsibility concerning the condition that your match schedule changed by some force majeure or temporary decision by host. Please be aware of the notification on match time.
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