Man City vs Aston Villa tickets running low for what could be Pep Guardiola's last game

The speculation continues to grow as to whether this will be the last season of Pep Guardiola as Manchester City manager. With reports suggesting the club's clash with Aston Villa will be his last game in charge, fans still have a chance of getting tickets for what could be Guardiola's final outing at the Etihad Stadium . On Wednesday (May 19), Erling Haaland's equaliser against Bournemouth was not enough to take the title race into the last day of the season. City went away from the Vitality Stadium sitting four points behind leaders Arsenal and therefore crowing them Premier League champions.

Man City fans can still secure official match tickets for the Villa game on Sunday (May 24) by booking a VIP and hospitality package through Seat Unique . However, availability is running low as several packages have less than 10 tickets remaining. READ MORE: Man City launch new 2026/27 home kit ahead of Pep Guardiola's final game in charge READ MORE: Man City fans can get official title-winning shirt for £7 instead of £75 in clever Sports Direct deal The first option is the V ermillion Hospitality Package - Lower Tier which is priced from £339 per person where fans can enjoy a three-course dining experience in The Vermillion restaurant as well as a welcome drink on arrival.

However, as tickets are running low, fans can only buy them in blocks of two. This means the minimum transaction cost will be £711.90 including booking fee. Another place to go for is the Managers Corner , located on the south-west corner of the Etihad Stadium . Here, fans can enjoy a complimentary drink on arrival and head over to the unreserved table seating beforehand as well as enjoy premium VIP seating with a brilliant view of the match for £590 per person.

The final option for fans is the Commonwealth Bar from £689 per person, where fans can enjoy seating near the halfway line as well as a a selection of premium food options. The food options include the award-winning Great Northern Pie, fish and chips and a special of the match.

However, a caveat is that select packages such as Managers Corner do not include complimentary drinks, with this option instead providing access to an 'executive' cash bar. For those preferring to watch at home, Man City vs Aston Villa - along with every other game on the final day - will air live on Sky Sports from their simultaneous 4pm kick off. It comes as City unveiled its new 2026/27 home kit on Wednesday - the day after City conceded the league title to Arsenal. The Puma kit is designed with a gradient running down from the shoulders in sky blue that gradually lightens as it drops.

The Man City crest, Puma logo and sponsor branding are all in metallic monochrome, with Puma saying the kit represents 'progression and modern' while simultaneously being 'unmistakeably City'. The 2026/27 home kit is on sale now buy now at Fanatics with adult prices starting at £85 for short sleeves or £90 for long sleeves.