Aston Villa start 2026-27 as Europa League winners and with Champions League football at Villa Park, after finishing fourth in the Premier League under Unai Emery. Captain John McGinn leads a squad rebuilt around Boubacar Kamara, Pau Torres, Amadou Onana and new arrivals Johan Manzambi (£52m from SC Freiburg), Nicolas Jackson (£47.5m from Chelsea) and Alejandro Garnacho, on loan from Chelsea. The departures were just as big: Morgan Rogers to Chelsea for £117m, Ezri Konsa to Arsenal and Ollie Watkins to Al Hilal. The start has been uneven – 16th in the league after five games, a 2-1 Super Cup defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, but a 3-2 Champions League win at Club Brugge. With the North Stand closed, Villa Park holds 36,887 this season. The next home game is Aston Villa v Fulham, Saturday 31 October 2026.
Aston Villa tickets 2026-27: the home fixture list
Aston Villa play 15 Premier League matches, 2 UEFA Champions League matches at home between now and the end of the season. 7 of them have a confirmed kick-off time; the others carry the date published by the league and can still move when days and times are set.
Aston Villa tickets prices on the resale market
Resale listings are cheapest for Bournemouth (10 February, from £40); Fulham (31 October, from £79); Sunderland (21 November, from £81), and most expensive for Paris Saint-Germain (8 December, from £200); Borussia Dortmund (19 January, from £171); Manchester United (16 January, from £154). These are sellers’ asking prices checked on 30 October, not the club’s face value, which is only published in its own ticketing.