Best tickets to see Aston Villa vs Fenerbahce from £149 after thrilling opening Champions League win

Aston Villa's John McGinn fights for the ball with Club Brugge's Joaquin Seys in the Champions Leagueplaceholder image
Aston Villa's John McGinn fights for the ball with Club Brugge's Joaquin Seys in the Champions League | BELGA MAG/AFP via Getty Images

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VIP tickets are available from £149 to see a slice of Aston Villa history as Europe’s premier club competition returns to Villa Park

There has rarely been a better time to see Aston Villa in European action. The club started this season’s Champions League campaign with a bang by beating Club Brugge in a five-goal thriller, in contrast to a slowish start in the Premier League.

Now back in Europe’s top club competition for the first time since the early 80s, The Europa League Champions will welcome combative Turkish side Fenerbahce to Villa Park on Wednesday, October 14, and VIP tickets are still available to witness this slice of Villa history in style.

Hospitality tickets costing £149 per person are available here via Seat Unique. The package offers lounge access three hours before the 8pm kick off and for 90 minutes after the final whistle, complimentary food and drink at the bar and even the chance to see Villa legends talk tactics. Seats are in the Trinity Upper or Doug Ellis Upper stands.

To us, it feels like a reasonable price to pay to see arguably the best and most successful Villa side in a generation playing at the very highest level of European football.

Families and younger fans are welcome, there are big TV screens in the lounge and everyone gets a matchday programme. Remember that no away fans will be allowed entry so ticketholders may be asked for proof they are not from Turkey.

General tickets went on sale to season ticket holders and Official Villa Members between September 21 and September 25 and were expected to sell out via the club website here. Getting tickets via the club means buying an Official Villa Membership here in the first instance.

Aston Villa's Senegalese forward Nicolas Jackson celebrates with team-mates after scoring his team's third goal during the Champions League match against Club Bruggeplaceholder image
Aston Villa's Senegalese forward Nicolas Jackson celebrates with team-mates after scoring his team's third goal during the Champions League match against Club Brugge | AFP via Getty Images

Even then, season ticket holders and members who went to more than three European games last season are at the front of the queue and expected to have snapped up all the available tickets.

God loves a trier though and new members might get lucky but it does look like the hospitality option is the only game in town as it stands for fans who want to see the game.

The club itself has a few hospitality tickets left for the Fenerbahce game with William McGregors, 82 Champions Club, The Aston, Villans and Sports Illustrated Club SI packages available, ranging from £409.20 per person here.

VIP tickets for Aston Villa vs Fenerbahce in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, October 14, are available here via Seat Unique, priced at £149 per person.

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