Aston Villa vs VfB Stuttgart Tickets

Visitors from the Bundesliga descend on Villa Park for this attractive European clash, and fans who want to be there to witness the action live and in person can find a host of the best-priced Aston Villa vs VfB Stuttgart tickets via SeatPick today.

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Aston Villa vs VfB Stuttgart History

Aston Villa’s European campaigns have been quite rare over the years but nonetheless have resulted in the Midlands side enjoying their fair share of success. Indeed, in their first-ever European Cup adventure, they waltzed all the way to the final in Rotterdam, where they edged past giants Bayern Munich thanks to a Peter Withe goal. They then magnificently overcame FC Barcelona to win the Super Cup just a few short months later.

VfB Stuttgart have enjoyed plenty of European jaunts but, as yet, have not earned a coveted crown, though that’s not through want of trying. In 1988/89, they got to the UEFA Cup Final, where they were defeated by a strong Napoli side. They made their UEFA Champions League bow in 1992/93, losing to Leeds United in the First Round, though they have twice reached the Round of 16.

Aston Villa vs VfB Stuttgart Head-to-Head

These two teams are yet to go head to head in European clashes, which makes the match-up all the more enticing.

Aston Villa vs VfB Stuttgart Mutual Connections

Few individuals have represented both clubs, though one who has done so is German international midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger. He came through the youth team ranks at Aston Villa before making 114 appearances for the first team, scoring 12 goals. He then joined VfB Stuttgart, where he played 172 games and scored 30 goals before moving to Lazio in 2009.