Aston Villa manager Unai Emery lamented Tyrone Mings's incomprehensible handball that led to their 1-0 Champions League loss to Club Brugge on Wednesday, saying the bizarre incident killed the game.

"I really don't know what Mings was thinking," said Bruce-Ball on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast. "It was an utterly bizarre thing to do and in the end it lost them a game." "I don't know what he was thinking either!" Sutton added. "The referee has no choice in that situation because he scooped the ball up with his hand.

Aston Villa's winning run in the Champions League ended after a bizarre penalty incident Wednesday that coach Unai Emery described as the “biggest mistake” he's ever seen in his career. The mental lapse by defender Tyrone Mings,

A bizarre penalty incident costs Aston Villa as they suffer their first Champions League defeat of the season, losing to Club Brugge in Belgium.

After beating BSC Young Boys, Bayern Munich and Bologna, Villa are looking to retain their 100 per cent record in the Champions League by defeating a Brugge side who have won one and lost two of their opening three games. They defeated Sturm Graz between losses suffered to Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan.