Aston Villa vs Fenerbahçe: Kick-off time and TV details
Fenerbahçe travel to face Aston Villa in the second round of the Champions League, with kick-off time and broadcast details now confirmed.

Fenerbahçe head to England for the second matchday of the UEFA Champions League, facing a tough test away at Aston Villa. The Turkish side opened their campaign with a 1-1 home draw against Roma, picking up a point in the process. Now they aim to secure another positive result in England to keep their league-phase ambitions alive. The clash at Villa Park carries significant weight for both clubs.
The match at Villa Park is scheduled for Wednesday, 14 October, kicking off at 22:00. Slovak referee Ivan Kružliak has been appointed to take charge of the game, assisted by Branislav Hancko and Jan Pozor. In Turkey, the fixture will be broadcast live and free of charge on TRT 1, allowing fans to follow the action without a subscription.
Hosts Aston Villa come into this fixture full of confidence after a 3-2 away win over Club Brugge in their opening match. The English side will be looking to continue their winning run on home soil against Fenerbahçe. On the Turkish side, injured defender Mert Müldür is not expected to feature, standing out as the most notable absence from the squad.
The two clubs' European history also draws attention ahead of kick-off. According to figures released by UEFA, Aston Villa have won all three of their previous meetings with Fenerbahçe without conceding a single goal. The English club also emerged victorious in their 1977-78 UEFA Cup tie against the Turkish side. Fenerbahçe will be hoping to finally break that pattern at Villa Park and claim a valuable Champions League result.
Fenerbahçe's overall record against English clubs also makes for uneven reading. Of 23 official meetings, the Turkish side have won six and drawn four, while losing 13. They have scored 18 goals in these encounters but conceded 42. The outcome against Aston Villa could therefore carry extra significance in terms of this historical balance.
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