Villa Park

Monday, 24 September 2007

Aston Villa 0-1 Leicester

Ratings

Overall Ground Quality : 9/10

Ease of getting there : 8/10

Atmosphere : 10/10

Programme : 8/10

View of Action : 10/10

Quality of the game : 8/10

The "football" feeling : 8/10

Chances of coming here for a random game : 8/10

Legroom : 9/10

Surrounding area : 6/10

Overall : 84/100

Villa Park is home of Aston Villa (The Villains). Villa Park is a traditional English football ground like Goodison Park and now demolished Highbury. The North stand is the oldest of the four stands, built in the 1970's. The Doug Ellis stand, where Adrian and I sat, was the next to be built in 1993 named after a life-time President of the club, part of the top and bottom tier nearest the North stand is where Away supporters are situated. The Holte End was built in 1994 and finally the most recent stand is the Trinity Road stand which was built in 2000 and 2001. This game ended 1-0 to Leicester scored by Matty Fryatt to send them to the next round, and eventually played Chelsea away and was knocked out the cup.