PSG vs Aston Villa Tickets

Supporters from the Midlands set their sights on the French capital for this fascinating encounter, and fans of either team who wish to see the match live can find the best-priced PSG vs Aston Villa tickets here at SeatPick.

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PSG vs Aston Villa History

Prior to winning the Ligue 1 title in 2012, Les Parisiens had only twice previously won the Ligue 1 championship. They then proceeded to win ten titles over the space of the next 12 years, which goes some way to illustrating how the club has benefited from stellar levels of investment from their mega-rich owners. The club still craves a first-ever UEFA Champions League success and came close to claiming one before losing in the 2020 final to Bayern Munich in Lisbon.

Aston Villa’s 1982 success in the European Cup is an undoubted highlight for the Villa Park side, that triumph coming at the expense of a heavily fancied Bayern Munich side, with Peter Withe scoring a famous winner. Unai Emery ended a forty-year wait for a return to the competition when he led the club to a top-four finish in the Premier League in 2023/24.

PSG vs Aston Villa Head-to-Head

These two teams have never played each other in competitive action prior to their upcoming fixture, which makes it an even more unmissable occasion.

PSG vs Aston Villa Mutual Connections

A surprisingly high number of players have played for both clubs over the years. These include midfielder Idrissa Gueye, full-back Lucas Digne and forward Moussa Diaby. As well as this trio, another star to have worn both jerseys is French international winger David Ginola.

The wide-man spent three and a half seasons at the Parc des Princes between 1991 and 1995, making 158 appearances and scoring 44 goals, winning numerous honours, before moving to England.

After spells at Newcastle United and Tottenham, Ginola moved to Aston Villa, where he played 41 games and scored five goals, before moving to Everton where his career came to a close.