Aston Villa vs PSG Tickets

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Aston Villa vs PSG History

Aston Villa earned a surprise European Cup triumph in their first campaign, which in itself came after the Midlands side won their first domestic league championship in over seventy years. Tony Barton, who took over as manager from Ron Saunders midway through the season, saw his side defeat Bayern Munich in the Rotterdam final, with Peter Withe scoring the famous winner that is still discussed by Aston Villa supporters to this day. The club have rarely participated in the competition since then, with their 2024/25 entry being their first in over forty years.

PSG have tried manfully to get their hands on the famous trophy, pouring in huge resources in an effort to do so. Their first season in the European Cup came in 1986/87, and in 1994/95, they reached the Semi-Finals of the UEFA Champions League. Between 2012/13 and 2023/24, the French capital club took part in every season’s campaign, always getting through to the knockout stages. In 2019/20, they made it through to the final, only to then lose to Bayern Munich, with former player Kingsley Coman scoring the winner for the German outfit.

Aston Villa vs PSG Head-to-Head

These two teams have never met in competitive European action, which only serves to make the fixture an even more exciting prospect.

Aston Villa vs PSG Mutual Connections

A number of star performers have played for both clubs, including Idrissa Gueye, Lucas Digne, Habib Beye and forward Moussa Diaby. In addition to these, Unai Emery has been head coach for both Aston Villa and PSG. Another individual to have impressed in both colours is French winger David Ginola. The legendary wide-man enjoyed four great seasons at the Parc des Princes, making 158 appearances and scoring 44 goals before moving to Newcastle United. He would go on to play for a year and a half at Villa Park, scoring five goals in his 41 games for the club.