Led by European trophy-winning goliath Unai Emery, the Midlands side get set for their first-ever UEFA Champions League campaign, and they sure have a tasty draw when it comes to who they’ll face in the initial league phase, albeit one that may lead to the Premier League side having a tough time of it getting to the knockout stage.
Their top-four finish, their best since 1995/96, will have excited Villa fans, and they were no doubt glued to their devices and screens as the draw for the UEFA Champions League, resplendent with Cristiano Ronaldo and a button, was made.
Exciting New UEFA Champions League Format
The new format means that instead of groups of four leading to six matches against three teams (home and away), a league phase has been brought in that sees each team play eight matches against different opponents, offering Aston Villa fans plenty of chances to see their heroes take on the best in Europe.
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Aston Villa UEFA Champions League 2024/25 Schedule
| Date | Opponent | Starting Price* |
| 17th September | Young Boys (A) | £279 |
| 2nd October | Bayern Munich (H) | £194 |
| 22nd October | Bologna (H) | £173 |
| 6th November | Club Brugge (A) | £141 |
| 27th November | Juventus (H) | £198 |
| 10th December | RB Leipzig (A) | £77 |
| 21st January | AS Monaco (A) | £84 |
| 29th January | Celtic (H) | £178 |
Hosting German Giants
This is precisely the type of tie that Aston Villa fans will have been looking forward to, having secured a return to Europe’s premier tournament. Clearly, Bayern Munich represent a huge challenge to the Premier League, having won the competition on six occasions. And, of course, the two sides share some history when it comes to the competition.
A goal from Peter Withe earned Tony Barton’s side the European Cup trophy for the first and to date, only, time and the chance to go toe-to-toe with the Bundesliga outfit is a sign of Aston Villa’s return to prominence.
This repeat of the 1982 European Cup is a mouthwatering prospect, and those seeking out Aston Villa vs Bayern Munich tickets should note that we currently have 1,306 available on site, with the starting price for these being £194*.
Monte Carlo Bound
When the fixture list for any season is released, fans will take a look in terms of what away days can be planned and enjoyed. When your club has qualified for Europe, that planning element takes on an even bigger meaning.
Therefore, a trip to beautiful Monaco offers Aston Villa fans a hugely enjoyable adventure and one they would not have even dreamed possible a few short years ago.
Villa fans looking to combine a trip to see their team play with a picturesque holiday would do well to take a trip to the principality of Monaco. The Premier League side takes on Ligue 1 opponents in what is sure to be a hard-fought clash, and the starting price for AS Monaco vs Aston Villa tickets is a very reasonable £84*.
Old Lady of Italy Coming to the Midlands
Juventus may be multiple winners of the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, but it is worth noting just how much heartache they have suffered over the years.
Incredibly, the Turin-based side have managed to lose seven finals, including each of the last five they have reached.
Another true European giant makes the journey to Villa Park as Juventus takes on Emery’s side, and fans who wish to watch the Serie A side in action can find Aston Villa vs Juventus tickets, starting from £198*, via SeatPick.
Battle of Britain
Aston Villa close out the Champions League league phase with a fascinating fixture against Scottish giants Celtic, and fans of both sides will be out in force for this fixture, so anyone hoping to purchase Aston Villa vs Celtic tickets can access them right now at SeatPick, starting from just £178*.
The game is sure to be of real significance for both teams as they seek to secure safe passage to the knockout phase of Europe’s showpiece tournament.
Aston Villa’s other league phase matches see them take on Young Boys of Switzerland in Berne (17th September), Serie A side Bologna at home (22nd October), a trip to Belgian side Club Brugge (6th November) and away at RB Leipzig (10th December).
*Ticket prices are subject to change. All data and prices are correct at the time of publishing.
