SL Benfica vs Aston Villa Tickets

The famed Estadio da Luz plays host to Premier League opposition, and you can be sure that this clash will be a sold-out encounter. Fans of either team who want to experience the excitement of European football first-hand can purchase the best-priced Benfica vs Aston Villa tickets via SeatPick today.

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Benfica vs Aston Villa History

As Aguias are the most decorated Portuguese club, having won the most domestic titles over the course of their rich history. They have also proven successful on the continent, picking up back-to-back European Cup titles in 1961 and 1962, with superstar forward Eusebio being at the peak of his powers. Indeed, in the 60s, they also found time to lose three finals before once again suffering final losses in both 1988 and 1990.

Aston Villa’s return to the top table of European football was secured by Unai Emery in 2024, giving the sleeping giant a chance to relive their glory days. The Midlands side won the European Cup in 1982 when a famous goal from Peter Withe saw the Villa Park side cause an upset and defeat Bayern Munich. A Super Cup win over Barcelona followed a few months later, but all in all, their efforts on the continent have proven fairly average.

Benfica vs Aston Villa Head-to-Head

These two teams have never met in competitive action and that adds an additional gravitas to the occasion, making this fixture a must-see one for fans of both teams.

Benfica vs Aston Villa Mutual Connections

Very few players have experienced the sensation of competing with both teams over the years. One such example comes in the form of England international defender Gary Charles, with the London-born defender having spent four successful years at Aston Villa before making a surprise move to Lisbon to join Benfica in 1999. He managed just a few months at the club, making four appearances, before moving to West Ham.