How to Watch Aston Villa in 2026/27: Everything You Need To Know
Aston Villa head into the Premier League season with plenty to look forward to after finishing fourth in the Premier League and winning the UEFA Europa League last season.
Unai Emery’s side beat Freiburg 3-0 in the final in Istanbul to lift their first European trophy since 1982, although there has been significant change to the squad over the summer.
Youri Tielemans, who scored in the Europa League final, has joined Manchester United, while Morgan Rogers who also netted in Turkey has moved to Chelsea in a British-record £117 million transfer.
Villa have responded with a number of new arrivals, including Johan Manzambi, João Gomes, Modou Kéba Cissé and Alejandro Garnacho, while goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is also set to arrive at Villa Park from Italian side Parma.
When is Aston Villa’s first home game?
Aston Villa’s first home Premier League fixture of the 2026/27 season is against Arsenal on Monday 31 August, with kick-off at 8pm.
It will be a major early test for Emery’s side, with the Gunners visiting Villa Park for the first home game of a season that begins with Villa looking to build on their fourth-place finish and Europa League success.
Nottingham Forest then visit Villa Park on Saturday 12 September for a 3pm kick-off, before Brentford arrive on Saturday 10 October.
Manchester City will then make the trip to Birmingham on Saturday 24 October, giving Villa another opportunity to test themselves against one of the Premier League’s leading sides.
Aston Villa look to build on European success
Aston Villa ended last season with one of the biggest achievements in the club’s recent history by winning the UEFA Europa League.
Emery’s side produced a convincing performance against Freiburg in Istanbul, with Youri Tielemans opening the scoring before Emiliano BuendÃa doubled the advantage. Morgan Rogers then added a third after the break to seal a 3-0 victory.
The result ended Villa’s long wait for European silverware and capped an impressive campaign that also saw the club finish fourth in the Premier League.
Villa will now look to take that momentum into another demanding domestic campaign, with Emery’s side aiming to remain among the Premier League’s leading clubs.
Unai Emery faces a new challenge
Emery remains at the centre of Villa’s plans as they prepare for another season competing near the top end of the Premier League.
The Spaniard has overseen a significant transformation since arriving at Villa Park and has guided the club back into the Champions League before delivering European silverware last season.
This summer has presented a fresh challenge, however, with several important members of the squad moving on.
Tielemans, who scored in the Europa League final, has joined Manchester United, while Rogers completed his move to Chelsea after playing a key role in Villa’s European triumph.
Emery will therefore have to integrate a number of new players while maintaining the level of performance that saw Villa finish fourth in the Premier League last season.
Aston Villa’s new signings to watch
Johan Manzambi is one of the most intriguing additions to Emery’s squad.
The 20-year-old joined Villa from Freiburg after impressing during the 2025/26 campaign and will now make the move to Villa Park after facing his new club in last season’s Europa League final.
João Gomes has also arrived from Wolves, adding another option in midfield as Villa look to replace some of the experience that has left the club this summer.
Modou Kéba Cissé has joined from LASK to strengthen the defence, while Alejandro Garnacho has arrived from Chelsea on loan. The Argentine winger provides another attacking option following Rogers’ departure.
Goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is also set to arrive at Villa Park, adding further competition between the posts.
With several new players arriving and important figures departing, there will be plenty of interest in how Emery reshapes his team during the opening weeks of the season.
Aston Villa’s 2026/27 home fixtures
Aston Villa’s home schedule features a mixture of Premier League contenders, European hopefuls and sides looking to establish themselves in the division.
The standout fixtures include Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.
Kick-off times and dates for fixtures later in the season can be subject to change.
August
Monday 31 August – Arsenal, Premier League, 8pm
September
Saturday 12 September – Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 3pm
October
Saturday 10 October – Brentford, Premier League, 3pm
Saturday 24 October – Manchester City, Premier League, 3pm
Saturday 31 October – Fulham, Premier League, 3pm
November
Saturday 21 November – Sunderland, Premier League, 3pm
December
Wednesday 2 December – Everton, Premier League, 8pm
Saturday 5 December – Crystal Palace, Premier League, 3pm
Saturday 26 December – Leeds United, Premier League, 3pm
Wednesday 30 December – Liverpool, Premier League, 8pm
January
Saturday 16 January – Manchester United, Premier League, 3pm
Saturday 30 January – Ipswich Town, Premier League, 3pm
February
Wednesday 10 February – Bournemouth, Premier League, 8pm
Saturday 27 February – Chelsea, Premier League, 3pm
March
Saturday 13 March – Hull City, Premier League, 3pm
April
Saturday 10 April – Brighton & Hove Albion, Premier League, 3pm
Saturday 24 April – Coventry City, Premier League, 3pm
May
Saturday 15 May – Newcastle United, Premier League, 3pm
Sunday 30 May – Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League, 4pm
Which Aston Villa home games should you watch?
There are plenty of standout fixtures at Villa Park during the 2026/27 season.
Arsenal provide the first major test when they visit on 31 August, while Manchester City arrive in October before Liverpool make the trip to Birmingham shortly before the end of the year.
Manchester United and Chelsea are also among the biggest names to visit Villa Park, with Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur completing a strong run of headline fixtures later in the season.
The opening months are particularly interesting, with Nottingham Forest and Brentford following Arsenal to Villa Park before Manchester City arrive in October.
Villa Park undergoing major redevelopment
There will be a different look and feel to Villa Park during the 2026/27 campaign as work continues on the redevelopment of the North Stand.
The North Stand will operate with reduced capacity during the season as redevelopment work takes place, meaning Villa Park will welcome fewer supporters than usual for home fixtures.
The work forms part of the club’s wider plans to redevelop the stadium and increase its capacity in the future.
For supporters attending Villa Park this season, the reduced capacity will make the 2026/27 campaign a particularly unusual period in the stadium’s development.
Watch Aston Villa in premium surroundings
For supporters looking to make more of their visit to Villa Park, Eventmasters offers Aston Villa hospitality packages for selected fixtures throughout the 2026/27 season.
Whether it is the opening visit of Arsenal, a clash with Manchester City or Liverpool, or one of Villa’s other Premier League fixtures, supporters can find out more about the available matchday options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Aston Villa’s first home game of the 2026/27 season?
Aston Villa’s first home Premier League fixture is against Arsenal on Monday 31 August 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm.
Who does Aston Villa play at home on the opening day?
Villa’s first home game is against Arsenal, with the Gunners visiting Villa Park on Monday 31 August.
Who is Aston Villa’s manager?
Unai Emery is Aston Villa’s head coach and is preparing for another season in charge after guiding the club to Europa League success and a fourth-place Premier League finish.
Who are Aston Villa’s new signings for 2026/27?
Villa have strengthened their squad with Johan Manzambi, João Gomes, Modou Kéba Cissé and Alejandro Garnacho, while goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is also set to arrive.
Why is Villa Park operating at reduced capacity?
Villa Park is operating at a reduced capacity during the 2026/27 season because the North Stand is being redeveloped.
Which are Aston Villa’s biggest home games in 2026/27?
Villa Park will host a number of major Premier League fixtures, including Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.
Where can I find Aston Villa hospitality packages?
Eventmasters offers Aston Villa hospitality packages for selected fixtures at Villa Park, giving supporters and guests the opportunity to enjoy matchday football in premium surroundings.











