Villa Park remains one of the largest stadiums in the UK and a sell-out crowd is expected when Brighton are in town for this fixture.
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Aston Villa vs Brighton & Hove Albion History
One of the oldest football clubs in England, Aston Villa first met Brighton in the 1910 Charity Shield and they were both playing in the EFL Championship as recently as 2017. Both clubs qualified for Europe after finishing 7th and 6th in the Premier League in 2023.
Some players have played for both these teams down the years, namely:
•Gareth Barry left Brighton for Villa as a teenager and went on to spend 12 years in the Midlands, while former England striker Darren Bent went in the opposite direction, on loan, in 2014.
•Steve Sidwell is another to have represented both clubs and ex-Villa man James Milner also joins this list after signing at the Amex Stadium in 2023.
Aston Villa vs Brighton & Hove Albion Head-to-Head
The teams have met just a handful of times in the English top flight. Only in 2019 did they meet for the first time in the Premier League, 27 years after the competition's inception.
Brighton earned its first win at Villa Park in November 2020, a 2-1 triumph for the Seagulls, while Villa emerged victorious home and away in the 2021/22 and 2022/23 league campaigns.
The Villains secured European football in this fixture on the final day of the 2022/23 season, qualifying for the UEFA Europa Conference League.
These sides met in the FA Cup in 1955 when Villa required a replay to advance to the Fourth Round. More recently they were drawn against each other in 2010 in the Fourth Round; Villa ran out 3-2 winners and they would go on to reach the semi-finals that year, losing out to eventual winners Chelsea.
