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The Evening Mail is a defunct British newspaper that was published in Birmingham, England, from 1879 to 1978. During its run, the paper was known for its coverage of local news, sports, and events in the West Midlands region.
Aston Villa Football Club, a professional association football club based in Birmingham, was a frequent subject of coverage in the Evening Mail. The club was founded in 1874 and has a rich history in English football, having won numerous domestic and international trophies.
Some notable Aston Villa-related stories that may have been featured in the Evening Mail include:
- The club's early success: The Evening Mail may have reported on Aston Villa's early successes, including their first FA Cup win in 1887 and their first First Division title in 1894.
- The Holte End: The Evening Mail may have covered the construction of the Holte End, a famous stand at Villa Park, the club's home stadium, which was opened in 1897.
- The club's golden era: The Evening Mail may have reported on Aston Villa's golden era in the 1980s, during which the club won the European Cup in 1982 and the League Cup in 1994.
- The club's struggles: The Evening Mail may have also reported on the club's struggles in the 1990s and 2000s, including their relegation to the Championship in 2016.
Unfortunately, as the Evening Mail is no longer in publication, it is not possible to access its archives or read specific articles about Aston Villa. However, there are many other sources of information about the club, including the official Aston Villa website, local newspapers, and online archives.