Club Brugge against Aston Villa Live: Champions League result and final result, since two late goals are bypassed

Despite Villa's healthy leadership, Unai Emery insisted that the tie is not over yet.

We are not in the quarter -finals, ”said Emery. “There are still 90 minutes to play. We are ready in case we need extension and punishments because I know how difficult it is in every game and how we can change a game in 90 minutes.

“The players, I am sure that they have experience with such games, and we always have to respect the opponent. There are still 90 minutes to play. They won 3: 1 against Atalanta and compete very well.

“We have to watch the match again with the players to understand the difficulties with which we are faced with teams in Europe. I am happy but calm to get the balance. There are still 90 minutes.”

An “incredible” goal list from Tyrone Mings was celebrated as a “turning point” when Aston Villa took a big step towards the quarter-finals of the Champions League with a 3-1 win at Club Brugge.

The frustration of Unai Emery was the increasing turn. The hosts Brugge took over the competition after Leon Baileys had been canceled early by Maxim de Cuyper and Villa, who had spent long spells on the back.

Emi Martinez had already made an excellent rescue to refuse Chemsdine Talbi, but the goalkeeper seemed to have been beaten by Hans Vanakens downhill ball when he was directed back over the goal and in the back corner.

So Mings, who faced himself two meters in front of his own destination, managed to touch Vanaken's header slightly in order to bring his toe high enough to change his direction and distract it to the post.

Mings' Touch was so low that the referee Joao Pinheiro pointed to a Torkick, but its importance became clear when Villa scored two late goals to achieve a 3-1 lead into Villa Park for the second board of the next week.

Rio Ferdinand about TNT Sports calls the amazing Torline from Tyrone Mings as a “turning point” in the draw.

Aston Villa and Club Brugge were 1-1 at the level when Mings Hans Vanak's header, who struggled at the back of the post, had a touch of Hans Vanaken.

The two late goals of Villa mean that they now have control over the draw before the back leg, but it would have been a different story if they had gone down 2-1.

Aston Villa punished two late mistakes from the Club Brugge to win 3-1 in Belgium and to take control of her Champions League Last-16 draw.

With the match head for a 1-1 pattle situation in the 83rd minute, Morgan Rogers' Cross was first brought to his own network by Brandon Mechele, before Christos Tzolis Matty Cash in the box and Marco Asensio received the chance to add a third party from the penalty point.

Asensio made no mistake and a 3-1 victory in Brugge submits Unai Emery's side before the second leg of the next week in Villa Park.

What a result for Aston Villa! You bring a 3-1 lead to Villa Park, but Club Brugge will kick yourself. They were the better team until two late mistakes, their own goal and a punishment, blamed Villa.

90+1 minutes: Ooooh. Let yourself go for the villa. Hugo Vetlessen has a chance on the edge of the box, but cannot hold the shot down.

90 minutes: added four minutes. The Villa fans at the end of the away are gates in the dreamland thanks to these two late goals.

Marco Asensio achieved from the job!

It easily loses the reason, but beats Mignolet – who has the right way to the right!

But Asensio's penalty was too good – that is his fifth since it has already come to Villa.

What a five minutes for the villa. It turned over the tie.

85 minutes: Aston Villa has a punishment! Tzolis takes a terrible note in the box and brings Matty Cash!