VfB Stuttgart vs Aston Villa Tickets

Watching your team compete in Europe is a big deal, and in terms of these two teams, this achievement does not come around all that often. That’s why fans of either team will want to get their hands on the best-priced VFB Stuttgart vs Aston Villa tickets.

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VFB Stuttgart vs Aston Villa History

Formed over 130 years ago, Die Roten have had an up-and-down time. Their five domestic Bundesliga crowns have come in fits and starts, but nonetheless, VFB Stuttgart enjoys a great level of loyal support. They have twice reached a European final, the first of which came in 1989, when they narrowly lost their two-legged UEFA Cup Final to Italian side Napoli. In 1998 it was Chelsea that dealt them a blow, Gianfranco Zola scoring the only goal of the game in their hard-fought UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup success in Stockholm.

Aston Villa are a club with a rich history that can be considered something of a sleeping giant. We are, after all, talking about a team that won the European Cup as recently as the early 1980s, Peter Withe famously netting the winner against Bayern Munich in 1982. They had won the domestic title the previous season, their first such championship success in seventy years. Unai Emery aided their return to the UEFA Champions League with a fine top-four finish in 2023/24.

VFB Stuttgart vs Aston Villa Head-to-Head

These two sides have never met in a competitive match, which merely adds an additional level of enticement for fans of either team to seek out tickets for what promises to be an evenly-matched encounter.

VFB Stuttgart vs Aston Villa Mutual Connections

Perhaps unsurprisingly, not many players have been fielded by both teams, but one example comes in the form of German international midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger. The Munich-born talent came through the Bayern Munich youth ranks before moving to Villa as a teenager. He went on to play 114 games for the Midlands side, scoring 12 goals, before moving to the MHPArena side in 2005, where he went on to play 172 games and scored 30 goals before transferring to Lazio in 2009.