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Monaco claimed a vital 1-0 victory over Aston Villa in the UEFA Champions League group stage at the Stade Louis II this evening.

The game’s defining moment came in the 8th minute when Singo rose above the Villa defense to meet a well-placed cross, heading the ball past goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez into the net.

The goal provided Monaco with an early advantage, and they held on to it for the remainder of the match.

Singo, who scored the match’s only goal, was also a key figure at the back. 

As Villa pressed for an equalizer, Singo’s leadership and defensive work helped keep the visitors at bay. 

His aerial ability and positioning were pivotal in nullifying Villa’s attacks and protecting the one-goal lead.

Aston Villa tried to find an equalizer, but Monaco’s defense, led by Singo, stood firm. 

Villa grew frustrated as they struggled to break through, with both Lucas Digne and Rogers picking up yellow cards for fouls.

After taking the lead, Monaco remained composed, controlling much of the possession and looking dangerous on the counter-attack. 

Villa, despite having periods of possession, couldn’t create enough clear chances, and Monaco saw out the game with relative ease.

This defeat is a significant setback for Aston Villa, who now face an uphill battle to qualify for the Champions League top eight.