Aston Villa defender Tyrone Mings made an embarrassing handball blunder that condemned his side to a shock 1-0 defeat against Club Brugge in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Club Brugge Edge Aston Villa in Controversial Champions League ClashA bizarre penalty decision at Club Brugge saw Aston Villa’s unbeaten Champions League run crumble in Belgium, as Unai Emery’s

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,

Tyrone Mings’ calamitous error condemned Aston Villa to their first Champions League defeat as they lost 1-0 at Club Brugge.

The latest Aston Villa news as Unai Emery's team suffer defeat to Club Brugge, after a strange penalty incident involving centre-back Tyrone Mings.

Former Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet says the penalty given against Tyrone Mings in Aston Villa's Champions League defeat at Club Brugge was "very harsh". Mignolet, now playing for the Belgian champions, was at the other end of the pitch when Mings inexplicably picked the ball up after Emiliano Martinez had taken a quick goal-kick.

Aston Villa conceded a bizarre penalty in a 1-0 loss at Club Brugge on Wednesday which ended their perfect start to the Champions League group stage. What had been a lethargic performance for Villa turned absurd in the 52nd minute when Tyrone Mings inexplicably picked up the ball,

Aston Villa had their perfect record in the Champions League shattered after a bizarre mistake from Tyrone Mings culminated in a 1-0 defeat at Club Brugge on Wednesday. Mings picked up the ball with his hands inside the box after Emiliano Martinez took a goal kick,

While Tyrone Mings can have no complaints over his embarrassing penalty that saw Aston Villa fall to Club Brugge in the Champions League, it will upset the Premier League side that a similar incident went unpunished last year.

CLUB BRUGGE took the lead in bizarre fashion tonight during their Champions League clash with Aston Villa. With the game finely balanced at 0-0, Tyrone Mings picked up the ball in his penalty area thinking it was not in play.