Thierry
Henry's Monaco are out of the Champions League after they were thrashed by Club
Brugge.
The defeat was the Ligue 1 side's
heaviest in the competition and leaves them with one point from four matches.
Henry, aged 41, is winless in five games
in charge, with this a third defeat which begs the question how long will he be in charge before he is fired or replaced?
A Hans Vanaken double and a Wesley
Moraes strike put Club Brugge 3-0 up at the break, before Ruud Vormer completed
the victory late in the second half.
The loss extends Monaco's run this
season to 15 games without a victory in all competitions - they have not won
since their second game of the campaign.
Atletico Madrid's 2-0 victory against
Borussia Dortmund in Spain means those two teams have nine points in Group A,
while third-placed Club Brugge have four points and retain an outside chance of
reaching the knockout stages.
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