In 2026-27, top-flight football in Birmingham comes down to one address: Villa Park, on Trinity Road in Aston. Aston Villa begin the season as Europa League holders with Champions League nights at home, while Birmingham City are not in the Premier League. The calendar on this page lists 17 Villa Park fixtures from Saturday 31 October 2026 to Sunday 30 May 2027, in the Premier League and the Champions League, each with its confirmation status and a free alert. It is also an unusual season to visit: the North Stand is closed for a rebuild, so there are fewer seats than usual for every game.
Birmingham football tickets for the Europa League winners
Birmingham football tickets and Unai Emery’s new-look Villa
Under Unai Emery, Villa finished fourth in the 2025-26 Premier League and won the Europa League, their first European trophy since the European Cup of 1981-82 and the Super Cup of 1982. The summer that followed changed the team. Morgan Rogers joined Chelsea for £117m, Ezri Konsa went to Arsenal, Ollie Watkins – top scorer with 16 league goals – to Al Hilal, and Youri Tielemans, Emiliano Martínez, Leon Bailey and Lucas Digne also left. In came Johan Manzambi (£52m from SC Freiburg), Nicolas Jackson (£47.5m from Chelsea), Ibrahim Mbaye from Paris Saint-Germain, João Gomes, Zion Suzuki, Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Matteo Ruggeri, Leon Goretzka on a free from Bayern Munich, and Alejandro Garnacho and Aaron Wan-Bissaka on loan. John McGinn remains captain.
A slow league start behind the Birmingham football tickets
The rebuilt side has taken time to settle: Villa were 16th after five games, with one win, one draw and three defeats, including home losses to Arsenal and Nottingham Forest. Europe has gone better, with a 3-2 win at Club Brugge on the first night of the Champions League, and the League Cup continues with a fourth-round tie at Bournemouth. The summer also brought a 2-1 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the Super Cup, played in Salzburg.
Champions League Birmingham football tickets
Four European visitors for Birmingham football tickets
Villa Park hosts four league-phase nights: Aston Villa v Paris Saint-Germain (8 December); Aston Villa v Borussia Dortmund (19 January). Fenerbahçe arrive from Istanbul under İsmail Kartal, Viking from Stavanger with joint head coaches, and Borussia Dortmund under Niko Kovač. The most charged of the four is Paris Saint-Germain: Luis Enrique’s side beat Villa in August’s Super Cup, so their visit on Tuesday 8 December 2026 doubles as a rematch. Like every Villa Park game, European nights go on sale through the club’s own ticketing.
Premier League Birmingham football tickets: busy dates and quieter ones
Manchester City on TBC, the Boxing Day game against Leeds United on Saturday 26 December 2026, Liverpool on Wednesday 30 December 2026 and Manchester United around weekend of 15 January to 18 January 2027, day to be confirmed are the heavyweight league dates, with Chelsea and a final-day visit from Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday 30 May 2027. For a first visit, the promoted sides – Ipswich Town, Hull City and Coventry City, who Villa beat 3-1 in the League Cup in September – and the midweek rounds are the more realistic targets.
Birmingham football tickets in a smaller Villa Park
Why Birmingham football tickets are scarcer this season
Villa Park normally seats 43,205, but the North Stand – the oldest stand, built in 1977 on the old Witton End – is closed for the whole of 2026-27 while it is rebuilt to take the ground above 50,000 by August 2027. That leaves 36,887 seats, almost 6,300 fewer, at the very moment Villa have Champions League football to sell. Demand for the big games will be correspondingly tight.
Where to buy Birmingham football tickets at face value
The official channel is tickets.avfc.co.uk, Aston Villa’s ticketing site, which carries both home and away ticket categories. We could not verify the club’s 2026-27 membership terms or price list, so we do not quote them; check each sale announcement on the official site before you plan a trip.
Birmingham football tickets and English resale law
Every Premier League game is a designated football match. Under section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, selling, offering or advertising a ticket for one without the written authorisation of the organisers is an offence in England and Wales, punishable by an unlimited fine. Resellers on secondary platforms must also tell buyers the seat, any restriction and the face value (Consumer Rights Act 2015), and Aston Villa’s own channels remain the surest route to a valid ticket. Any resale price shown on this site is a market asking price, never Aston Villa’s own.