As one of the largest stadiums in the UK, Villa Park is the place to be when Crystal Palace make the trip for this clash.
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Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace History
These teams are no strangers to one another, having first met back in the 1913 FA Cup. A commanding 5-0 win saw Aston Villa progress to the Fourth Round and they went on to lift the trophy that year.
To date, Villa and Palace have met more than 50 times and have also shared a handful of players.
• During his playing days, Gareth Southgate, most famous in recent years as England manager, emerged from the Palace academy and made his senior debut for the Eagles before he left for Villa in 1995.
•Barry Bannan was aged just 14 when he went on trial at Villa in 2004. He remained on their books until 2013 when he made the switch to Selhurst Park.
•Another to have transferred directly between the two clubs is ex-Australia skipper Mile Jedinak. The now-retired midfielder spent five years at Palace before making the move to the Midlands in 2016.
•Christian Benteke made his name at Villa after joining the club in 2012 and he signed for Palace in 2016, following an underwhelming spell at Liverpool.
•Former England defender Gary Cahill played for both teams during his 18-year senior career, while the likes of Jordan Ayew, Sam Johnstone and Yannick Bolasie have also represented each of these clubs in recent years.
Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace Head-to-Head
Villa and Palace were both members of the inaugural Premier League campaign in 1992/93 and since then they have shared a pitch more than 25 times in all competitions.
There has been a mixed bag of results, with each competitor winning its home fixture in the 2022/23 Premier League. Wilfried Zaha scored twice in a 3-1 win for Palace, while a Joachim Andersen own-goal gifted Villa all three points later on in the season.
The teams met in the 2010 FA Cup, as eight goals were scored across 180 minutes; the Fifth Round replay saw the Villains earn a 3-1 victory and they would go on to reach the semi-finals that year, losing out to eventual winners Chelsea.
