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Club information

Aston Villa were formed in 1874 and 14 years later they became one of the twelve founder members of the Football League.

European champions in 1982; European Super Cup victors the following season; seven times League winners; seven times FA Cup winners; five times League Cup victors: the Villans’ track record of success underlines their claim to be one of England’s biggest clubs.

Aston Villa Football Club

Villa Park
Birmingham
B6 6HE

Telephone: (0871) 423 8100
Fax: (0871) 423 8102

Tickets info

Ticket information: (0871) 423 8101
Fax: (0871) 423 8102

Travel details

By Bus - From Birmingham City Centre take West Midlands Travel Bus No 7 to Witton.

By road from north – leave M42 junction 7 onto M6. Exit M6 at junction 6 onto A38(M) Aston Expressway. Take first exit onto Victoria Road. At roundabout take right exit into Witton Road for Villa Park.

From the south – take M1 to junction 19 then M6. At junction 6 turn onto the A38(M). Then as route from north.

By rail – from New Street station, take local (Central) service for Aston or Witton. It takes about 5 mins to reach either Aston or Witton. The ground is a further 10 mins walk. Timetables can be found at the website of Central, the region’s public transport provider.

Villans trivia

Joey Walters scored the all-important goal in each of Villa’s first six 1-0 victories as the club established a record run of league wins in 1910.