Watch Aston Villa vs Brentford with a VIP match ticket that includes unlimited food and drink for £129

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Aston Villa will be looking for their ninth home win of the season against Brentford this Sunday (Image credit: Getty Images)

High-flying Aston Villa take on Brentford at Villa Park this Sunday, and VIP tickets that include unlimited food and drink before and after the game are still available. Seating is in the Doug Ellis stand, and the package also includes a Q&A with an ex-player before kick-off, plus a complimentary match programme.

Buy a VIP package for Aston Villa vs Brentford for £129 with Seat Unique.

Under Unai Emery, Villa look likely to build upon their sixth-place finish last season. Despite a poor start that saw them go five league games without a win in August and September, the Villains have become one of the Premier League's most consistent performers.

Buy Villa vs Brentford VIP tickets for just £129

The Lower Grounds – £129

The Lower Grounds – £129

This VIP package gives you a seat in the Upper Tier of the Doug Ellis Stand. Included is full hospitality, with complimentary food and drink starting three hours before kick-off in an exclusive Holte End lounge. There's also a Q&A with an ex-player before the game, a match day programme, and more food and drink for an hour and a half after the match.

If you're in the market for even fancier hospitality, other match day options are the 83 Champions Club (£249), and the 150 Club (£399). See the Seat Unique website for further details.

To secure match tickets through Seat Unique, you don't need to be a supporters club member or wait around for ticket windows to open. It's as simple as choosing the game you want to go to and buying your tickets.

Ollie Watkins celebrating on the pitch with the match ball

Despite inconsistent form, Ollie Watkins is still Villa's main source of goals with eight to his name in the Premier League this season (Image credit: Getty Images)

Striker, Ollie Watkins, is Villa's top scorer with eight goals so far this season. Watkins scored his first goal of 2026 last time out in the 2-0 win against Newcastle. Morgan Rogers and Emi Buendia are both dangerous attacking players with seven and five goals, respectively. Buendia also hit the back of the net in the game against Newcastle with a beautiful strike from just outside the box.

As for the visitors, Brentford are one of four teams on 33 points and are currently sitting eighth in the table. Manager Keith Andrews is doing a decent job after taking over from Thomas Frank in June – when Frank departed for Spurs after seven seasons as Brentford manager.

In Igor Thiago, Brentford have one of the Premier League's most prolific goal-scorers this season. The Brazilian striker has netted 16 times in 23 appearances – a strike rate only bettered by Man City's goal machine, Erling Haaland.

Brentford have only won three of their away games in season 2025/26 and lost their last two Premier League matches. Before back-to-back defeats to Forest and Chelsea, though, the Bees won three of their last four league games, with a 3-0 home victory against Sunderland and a 4-2 away win against Everton.

Brentford forward Igor Thiago with his arms raised aloft in celebration

While Brentford failed to score in their last two games, Igor Thiago has previously been in scintillating form this season, not least with a brace and a hat-trick in January (Image credit: Getty Images)

Seat Unique's VIP tickets don't just apply to Sunday's game, there's a full season's worth of Aston Villa packages over on their website.

Seat Unique also has VIP tickets for many other British clubs. Take your pick from: Arsenal, Arsenal Women, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Birmingham City WFC, Brentford, Bristol Rovers, Crystal Palace, Everton, Everton Women, Fleetwoood Town, Forest Green Rovers, Fulham, Ipswich Town, Leeds, Leicester City, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Plymouth Argyle, Rangers, Sheffield United, Southampton, Swansea City, Tottenham, Watford, Wigan Athletic, and Wolverhampton.

Rich Owen
Sports and Knowledge Deals Editor

Rich has worked as a journalist and editor for over 25 years. He's followed football from a young age, supporting Everton and Wales for as long as he can remember.

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