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Aston Villa

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Name: Aston Villa
Nickname: The Villans
Founded: 1874
Manager: Martin O'Neill
Chairman: Randy Lerner
Ground: Villa Park, Trinity Road, Aston, Birmingham, B6 6HE
Travel:
By car: The ground can be seen from the M6, coming from the North side of Birmingham, leave the M6 at Junction 6 and take the slip road sign posted Birmingham (NE).
Turn right at the island (the fourth exit), the ground is well signposted from here. Alternatively turn right at the second set of traffic lights (there is the King Edward VII pub on the corner) on to Aston Hall Road. This road will take you down to the ground. Mostly street parking although this is not as plentiful as it once was due to a local residents-only parking scheme now in place in the streets around the Witton Island area.
Parking: Street parking is available but be careful of areas which are for residents only.
By rail: The closest stations to the ground are at Aston and Witton. Both can be accessed from Birmingham New Street. Witton Station is closer to the away end and is only a few minutes walk from the ground. Turn left out of the station exit and continue down to a roundabout. Turn left at the roundabout into Witton Lane and the entrance to the away section is down this road on the first corner of the ground that you reach. Aston station is a ten minute walk away from the ground. Extra trains are laid on to the ground on matchdays.
Details on rail times are available from National Rail.
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