Villa Park

Tournament capacity	50 000
Country	England
City	Birmingham
Clubs	Aston Villa FC

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Non-tournament pictures

08.01.2010 © Elliot Brown (cc: by)
26.10.2010 © Jonathan Willier (cc: by-nd)

19.12.2006 © Martin Hartland (cc: by-nc-sa)
07.09.2012 © Elliot Brown (cc: by)

07.09.2012 © Elliot Brown (cc: by)
07.09.2012 © Elliot Brown (cc: by)

07.09.2012 © Elliot Brown (cc: by)
07.09.2012 © Elliot Brown (cc: by)

07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski
07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski

07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski
07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski

29.09.2012 © Chris Homer
29.09.2012 © Chris Homer

29.09.2012 © Chris Homer
29.09.2012 © Chris Homer

29.09.2012 © Chris Homer
29.09.2012 © Chris Homer

29.09.2012 © Chris Homer
27.05.2011 © Peter Moore (cc: by-nc-sa)

07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski
07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski

07.04.2012 © Szymon Ostrowski
22.05.2011 © Ben Sutherland (cc: by)

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