Aston Villa Tickets

The home of the Villans, Villa Park has seen it all. The stadium hosted three different centuries worth of national team matches in its time! And with plans to build a new arena on top of the same site as of today's game? Well, there are some exciting changes coming up for you entertainment seekers out there - so grab one of these Aston Vila tickets while they last! Aston Villa is 1 of only 7 clubs that have played in every Premier League season. Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal, Manchester United and Everton are the other six teams. The Villans - a club with high morals and care for the community, were the first English club to give up a shirt sponsorship fee to promote Axorns Children's Hospice charity. In 2008, they partnered with the charity and made it one of their sponsored charities.

Aston Villa Key Facts:

• Club Established: 1874.
• Club is Based in: Birmingham.
• Current League: Premier League.
• Home Ground: Villa Park.
• Club Nickname: The Villans, The Villa, The Lions, The Claret & Blue Army.
• Chairman: Nassef Sawiris.
• All-Time Top Scorer: Billy Walker (244).
• All-Time Top Shower: Charlie Aitken (657).
• Main Rivals: Birmingham City, West Bromwich Albion.
• Colors: Claret & Sky Blue.
• Sponsor: Cazoo.
• Team Mascot: Hercules The Lion.

Aston Villa Titles

Despite having been a very successful club in the past, Aston Villa hasn't had much success in recent years.

Aston Villa Rivalries

Wolverhampton Wanderers - There are only a few teams in England that can boast Wolverhampton Wanderers as one of their biggest rivals, but when these two clubs meet it truly feels like an all-English match. The intense competition between them has been blown up recently after some epic battles over recent years; this year's most notable being back at the beginning where they clinched another victory for "their side".

Birmingham City - Geographical location is a key factor in many rivalries between teams. The Second City Derby, which pits Aston Villa against Birmingham City and their rivalry can be attributed to the fact that both clubs are situated less than an hour away from each other within England's Midlands region - making them geographically rivals as well as derby foes! The hatred displayed by Blues fans towards Villains came out when one supporter attacked Jack Grealish after he scored but it resulted in punishment: three years ban for an assault.

Villa Park Stadium

On matchdays, you can get to Villa Park by rail, bus, or by car. The fastest ways are by train and bus as they take about 5 minutes to walk from the station. Most GPS satellite navigation units list Aston Villa as a Point of Interest, so you can drive there.

Get there by Car

To find Villa Park as a reference point, use your GPS to enter the postcode B6 6HE. This will assist in making sure you are located correctly within Birmingham's city centre but also make sure that when using navigation units there are plenty of options for places like AstonVilla Point Of Interest (POI) near most stadia! Do not rely on just one stadium parking lot - always plan ahead and select an official site with ample space per vehicle if possible so it doesn't get towed away while leaving behind unpaid fines.

Get there by Rail

You can easily get to the stadium by train. The two nearest train stations are Witton and Aston. Take the train to any of these two stations and walk together with many other Aston Villa fans to Villa Park. Witton is the closest to the stadium with approximately 5 minutes walking from the station.