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After positioning themselves as serious title contenders this season, Aston Villa have stumbled somewhat in recent weeks. This is a situation they will be keen to change when taking on Brighton in the 7.30pm game on Wednesday, 11 February.
VIP tickets are available from just £79 – which includes plenty of complimentary food and drink before and after the game.
Buy a VIP package for Aston Villa vs Brighton for £79 with Seat Unique.
The seats are in the Doug Ellis stand, and the package also includes a match programme and a Q&A with an ex-player before kick-off.
Buy Villa vs Brighton VIP tickets for just £79
This package gives you a seat in the Upper Tier of the Doug Ellis Stand. Included is full complimentary food and drink three hours before kick-off in a Holte End lounge. There's also a Q&A with an ex-player before the match, a programme, and yet more food and drink for 90 minutes after the final whistle.
If you're in the market for even higher levels of hospitality, other match day options for the Brighton game are the 83 Champions Club (£169), and the 150 Club (£249). See the Seat Unique website for further details.
To buy match tickets through Seat Unique, you don't need to be in a supporters club, or need to wait for ticket windows to open. It's as simple as choosing the game you'd like to go to and buying your tickets online.
Villa made a couple of key signings in the January transfer window, both of whom returning to the club for the second time. After Donyell Malen's departure and Evann Guessand's loan to Palace last month, Villa have brought in experienced striker Tammy Abraham. Given that Boubacar Kamara looks like being out for the season, and the injury problems experienced by Amadou Onana, Unai Emery has bolstered his midfield by bringing Douglas Luiz back to the club. Luiz was in the starting eleven for last Saturday's game against Bournemouth.
Another player returning to the club is right winger Leon Bailey. After being loaned to Roma in the summer, he was recalled to Villa in January.
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Last time out, Villa held Bournemouth to a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium. Morgan Rogers scored a very well-taken goal, which saw him match Ollie Watkins' tally of eight Premier League goals this season.
As for the visitors, it was three in and three out during January. Brighton resigned Pascal Gross after an unsuccessful spell at Borussia Dortmund, and recalled Igor Julio from West Ham, and Matt O’Riley from Olympique Marseille. The three leaving the Seagulls were all sent out on loan – Brajan Gruda to RB Leipzig, Diego Coppola to Paris FC, and Tommy Watson to Millwall.
In Sunday's game, Brighton lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace, which left home fans at the American Express Stadium making their frustrations clear at the final whistle.
Seat Unique has many other VIP packages
Seat Unique's VIP tickets don't just apply to Wednesday's game, there's a full season's worth of Aston Villa packages over on their website.
The brand 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 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. He's also spent far more hours than is healthy playing football videogames, particularly Pro Evolution Soccer.
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