aston villa won the european cup in 1967.
aston villa won the european cup in 1967.
when did aston villa win the european cup?
1967
bullet::::- history of aston villa f.c. (1961–present) – the 1960s saw much change at villa park. with villa languishing in the second division, fan pressure led to the resignation of the board and the introduction of doug ellis as villa chairman. soon after villa were relegated to the third division. ron saunders took over in 1973 and this heralded the start of a period of success for villa that would see villa win the first division and the 1982 european cup final under tony barton. for the rest of the 1980s villa were lacklustre. in 1993 villa finished 2nd in the inaugural season of the premier league. in the nineties villa won two league cups but league finishes were inconsistent. 2006 was a year of change at villa as martin o'neill was brought in and after 23 years as chairman and single biggest shareholder, doug ellis sold his stake in aston villa to randy lerner.
history of aston villa f.c.
bullet::::- tottenham hotspur 2–2 sheffield united - (r) tottenham hotspur 3–1 sheffield united









































bullet::::- tottenham hotspur become the first non-league club to win the fa cup. runners up: sheffield united f.c









































section::::1900s.:1900.









































bullet::::- aston villa win the league championship, their fifth title in seven years.









































bullet::::- sheffield united f.c finish 2nd.









































bullet::::- sunderland finish 3rd.









































bullet::::- leading goalscorer billy garraty (aston villa) 27









































bullet::::- brighton & hove albion are founded.









































section::::1890s.









































section::::1890s.:1899.









































bullet::::- aston villa win the last championship of the 1800s, defeating runners-up liverpool f.c. 5–0 in the last match to secure the title.
timeline of english football