Aston Villa's Tyrone Mings played a vital role in the team's success in the recent Champions League game against Club Brugge. The player helped his team secure a 3-1 win in the first leg of the last-16 round. He expressed his excitement, stating, ‘I was more than happy to return here because I think we had unfinished business.�nbsp;

Mings assisted Leon Bailey's opening goal within the first three minutes of the match. He also made a vital defensive play, stopping a header from Brugge's captain, Hans Vanaken, that could have tied the game. Mings recorded seven clearances, showing his strong defensive skills.

Aston Villa's manager, Unai Emery, praised Mings for his focus and skills. He noted that Mings learned from his earlier mistake and played a fantastic game. Emery highlighted the value of staying calm as the team prepares for the tie’s second leg on March 12.

While Villa has a good chance of advancing to the quarter-finals, Emery reminded everyone that the job is not yet done. ‘We are not in the quarter-finals. There are still 90 minutes to play,�he said.

With Mings back in form, Aston Villa fans feel hopeful for more success in the Champions League.

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