Villa Park is one of the oldest grounds in the Premier League and has been the home to Aston Villa for 124 years. The capacity is 42,785, and the ground looks completely different to what it used to many years ago, as much of it has been rebuilt since the 1970s.

This ground is special because each stand has its unique look, which makes it different from most other Premier League stadiums. The four ends of the stadium are known as the Holte End, Trinity Road Stand, North Stand, and Doug Ellis stand.

Over the years, it has been proud to host the most FA Cup semi-final games (55) and has also hosted 16 England International matches.

Getting to the stadium is straightforward. From Birmingham New Street, you can catch the train to either Aston or Witton Station, which takes between 10 and 15 minutes.