Aston Villa vs PSV Eindhoven Tickets

Dutch giants make their way to Villa Park for this intriguing European clash and fans who wish to purchase Aston Villa vs PSV Eindhoven tickets can take their pick from a huge range of these at SeatPick today.

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Aston Villa vs PSV Eindhoven History

Aston Villa cracked the European Cup code on their first go, winning the competition in 1981/82, having won their first domestic league championship in seventy years the season before. Their success over Bayern Munich in Rotterdam came courtesy of a Peter Withe goal, and a few months later, the Midlands outfit then defeated FC Barcelona to lift the Super Cup. However, after these heady successes, the English team failed to make an impact of any sort and had to wait more than forty years to return to the showpiece tournament, with Unai Emery bringing UEFA Champions League football back to the club in 2024/25.

PSV first qualified for the European Cup in 1955/56, and after a run to the Semi-Finals in 1975/76, Guus Hiddink led the club to a first title in 1987/88, defeating Benfica on penalties after a goalless draw in Stuttgart. On the whole, the UEFA Champions League era has proven a tough one for the Eredivisie side, though they did battle their way to the Semi-Finals in 2004/05, losing to AC Milan on the away goals rule.

Aston Villa vs PSV Eindhoven Head-to-Head

These two teams have never played each other in competitive European action.

Aston Villa vs PSV Eindhoven Mutual Connections

Among the players to have represented both clubs are defender Wilfried Bouma, forward Anwar El Ghazi and goal machine Luc Nilis. The Belgian forward spent six productive seasons at the Philips Stadion, scoring 133 goals in 212 games before moving to Aston Villa, where he managed just five appearances before injury derailed his career.