Aston Villa vs Feyenoord Tickets

Visitors from Rotterdam make the trip to the Midlands for what looks like an entertaining European fixture. Supporters of either team who are looking for the best-priced Aston Villa vs Feyenoord tickets can take their pick from a wide range of these available via SeatPick.

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Aston Villa vs Feyenoord History

To say Aston Villa’s debut European Cup success in 1981/82 was something of a surprise would be a major understatement. Tony Barton’s side fought their way to the final but were very much the underdogs when they faced German giants Bayern Munich in Rotterdam. In the final, it took a second half goal from Peter Withe to earn the English side the coveted title, which led to their participation the following season. However, it would take another forty years before they’d make it back to the competition, securing a return to the top table in 2024/25.

Feyenoord are old hands when it comes to their involvement in UEFA’s top-tier tournament, qualifying for the competition for the first time in 1961/62. A run to the Semi-Finals followed in 1963, and in 1970, Ernst Happel’s talented crop reached the final, where they faced a strong Celtic side. An extra-time winner from Swedish star Ove Kindvall gave De club aan de Maas a famous triumph which remains the Dutch side’s most celebrated success.

Aston Villa vs Feyenoord Head-to-Head

These two European giants have never faced each other in competitive action, which makes this clash all the more intriguing. Fans who wish to attend should make the most of the amazing deals available via SeatPick sooner rather than later.

Aston Villa vs Feyenoord Mutual Connections

Only a select few players have represented both clubs, one example being tough-tackling Dutch defender Ron Vlaar. The centre-back played 140 times for Feyenoord before moving to Aston Villa in 2012, racking up 88 appearances before returning to the Netherlands to move to AZ Alkmaar. The fan favourite captained both teams during his impressive career.