Aston Villa vs Leeds and Liverpool Tickets: Member Sales Open November 30 and December 7 for Festive Double at Villa Park

Aston Villa supporter in a claret-and-sky-blue shirt seen from behind, looking down from a high stand under a floodlit roof

Villa Park has two big festive dates to fill, and the member sales for both are now on the calendar. Aston Villa members can buy tickets for Leeds United on Boxing Day from November 30, then for Liverpool from December 7.

The fixtures

  • Aston Villa vs Leeds United: Saturday, December 26, 12:30pm, live on TNT Sports.
  • Aston Villa vs Liverpool: Wednesday, December 30.

Both are Premier League games, four days apart, and they close out Villa's home calendar for 2026.

When tickets go on sale

Sales open to members at 9:30am on each date:

  • Monday, November 30: Leeds United.
  • Monday, December 7: Liverpool.

Fixture and sale dates are subject to change. Prices have not been published alongside the schedule. The next window after these two is December 21, for Manchester United on January 16.

Why availability is tight

The numbers explain the rush. Villa Park has a temporary capacity of 37,000 this season, and between 27,000 and 28,000 of those seats go to season ticket holders. Once away supporters, hospitality, commercial partners, press and club operations are accounted for, about 3,600 tickets per fixture reach public or member sales. The club has also introduced two-match ballots and a bundle initiative to share out what remains.

How to buy

Tickets are sold to members through the club at the times above, so a membership needs to be in place before the sale opens. Listings for Aston Villa vs Liverpool are also available on Infotickets.

Anyone travelling for the Leeds game should plan around the railway: no trains are due to run to, from or through Birmingham New Street from Christmas Eve until Monday, December 28, with services expected back on December 29. Replacement arrangements were still being finalised when the work was announced.

With so few seats in circulation, November 30 is the date that matters first, and the Boxing Day crowd will have to get there without a train.