Tyrone Mings was one of the heroes of Aston Villa at Club Brugge last night, his incredible approval ending the “unfinished job” from his visit of Belgium earlier in the season.
Villa lost 1-0 in Jan Breydelstadion in November in the November Championship phase, and Mings gave a penalty that won the match after a catastrophic mixing with goalkeeper Emilian Martinez.
But he was extraordinary on their return to Brugge while Villa won the first game of the 16th. The playoffs 3-1.
Amazing Mings Mings sets the Villa for a late victory
He particularly excelled with one schedule of the second half, which somehow prevented Hans Vanaken’s header from the game with a delicately placed at 1-1.
Best approval of the goal ever ??? 😱
Tyrone Mings stops Hans Vanaken to give Bruggge lead in spectacular style 🤯
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Mings said, “I was more than happy to have returned here and played again in this stadium because I think we had an unfinished job.
“I’m very proud of what we did tonight. I really enjoyed this game. We played against them [in the league phase] And I knew what to expect.
“The game was exactly as we expected. We can be proud of our defensive and offensive play.”
Mings was also effective at the other end of his head that made Leon Bailey da Villas to give early lead.
Maxim de Cuyper straightened, but late his own goal of Brandon Mechele and the penalty kick Marco Asensio gave men Unai Emery’s great advantage to return to Birmingham for a return game next week.
Emery hail miraculous mings
The head of the villa singled Mings for praise, saying, “The first experience he had here was not good.
“Today he reacted fantastic, playing focused and seriously, saving one action that would be aim. We demand on the inside. Each player must be demanding with himself.
“I know that there are difficulties in football and how we can get experience and improve, this is my only target with players.
“We correct some things from the match we played here [in November]. Of course, we have to correct some things that did not work well today for the next Brugge match. “
