Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund Tickets

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Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund History

Aston Villa won their first league championship in over seventy years when Ron Saunders led the Midlands outfit to the title in 1981; he then, as a result, took them into the European Cup for the first time. Though the manager resigned mid-way through the campaign, replaced by Tony Barton, the English side progressed to the final at the De Kuip in Rotterdam before Peter Withe scored the goal to complete a famous success, the club’s only taste of major European silverware, with the showpiece European Super Cup following a few months later.

Borussia Dortmund have enjoyed some great European nights over the years, as well as a fair bit of heartache. In 1997, they surprised many by disposing of a great Juventus side to win the UEFA Champions League in Berlin. In 2013, they met fellow German side Bayern Munich in the final at Wembley Stadium and were defeated by a late Arjen Robben goal. 11 years later, they took on Real Madrid at the same location and once again failed to come away from the occasion with a trophy.

Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund Head-to-Head

These two clubs have never faced each other in competitive action, making this match even more unmissable.

Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund Mutual Connections

Among those to have represented both Aston Villa and Borussia Dortmund is former Scottish international midfielder Paul Lambert. The tough-tackler spent one full season at the Westfalenstadion, playing a key role in the club’s UEFA Champions League-winning team before moving to Celtic. As a manager, Lambert would go on to spend two and a half years at Villa Park before he left the post in February 2015.