Aston Villa FA Cup Tickets

AVFC first took part in the FA Cup during the 1879/80 season and lifted the trophy for the first time seven years later. The Villans added a further four titles to their collection before the start of WWI.

Aston Villa went more than three decades without reclaiming FA Cup honours, eventually doing so in 1957. The Midlands outfit defeated Manchester United in the final, 2-1, as Peter McParland scored twice at Wembley Stadium.

Villa Park can hold a capacity of 42,000 and it's one of the most thrilling venues to observe a Cup match. Ashley Young, Fabian Delph and Jack Grealish have all previously represented the Villans in this competition.

Villa have been crowned winners of the FA Cup on seven occasions throughout its history, having first lifted the trophy back in 1886/87. AVFC won it again in 1894/85, 1896/97, 1904/05, 1912/13, and in 1919/20 to take the club's tally to six FA Cup titles.

The Villans' most recent success in this competition came in 1956/57; victory over Matt Busby's dominant Man United side was a massive triumph for Villa at the time. AVFC have featured in no fewer than 11 FA Cup finals, making them one of the most successful sides in the history of the tournament.

Fans of a certain generation will perhaps have fond memories of the club’s last FA Cup success in 1957, when Peter McParland inspired the Villans to victory over Manchester United at Wembley.

In more recent times, however, the memories haven't been as fond for AVFC supporters. Villa reached the FA Cup final in 2000 and again in 2015, but ultimately lost on either occasion against Chelsea and then Arsenal.

Aston Villa also progressed to the semi-finals in 2010, though again lost out to eventual champions Chelsea.