Aston Villa vs Bologna FC Tickets

Serie A stars head to Villa Park for this European clash, and supporters who wish to attend the big fixture can take their pick from our huge range of Aston Villa vs FC Bologna tickets today.

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Aston Villa vs Bologna FC History

Aston Villa’s impact on UEFA’s showpiece tournament was immediate. Having won their first domestic title in over seventy years, the Midlands side competed in their first European Cup campaign in 1981/82 and progressed to the final, where they edged past German giants Bayern Munich thanks to a Peter Withe goal. They then played in the competition the following year but were absent from involvement for over forty years, a run that ended when Unai Emery’s side finished in the top four in the Premier League in 2023/24.

Bologna FC have found themselves even less frequent qualifiers for the top-tier tournament, their opening campaign coming in 1964/65, followed by an almost sixty-year wait for a return, which came finally in 2024/25. Aside from this, their best run in other European competitions came when they reached the Semi-Finals of the UEFA Cup in 1998/99, losing to Marseille on away goals on that occasion.

Aston Villa vs Bologna FC Head-to-Head

These two teams have yet to face each other in competitive European action, making this fixture even more attractive to fans seeking tickets to the big game.

Aston Villa vs Bologna FC Mutual Connections

Among the only individuals to have represented both clubs is Spanish defender Jose Angel Crespo, who spent four years at Bologna, albeit making just 20 appearances, before joining Aston Villa in 2015. He would go on to play just two games for the English outfit before moving to Greek side PAOK in 2016.