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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23794293" data-attributes="member: 158020">Club Brugge 1 Monaco 1: Sylla  strikes but Belgians deny Henry first win  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/10/24/20/5375070-6313045-image-a-17_1540410183673.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Thierry Henry picked up a point in his first Champions League game in charge  of Monaco with a 1-1 draw at Club Brugge – but was grateful to Lois Openda for  missing a late sitter for the hosts in the Group A clash.Moussa Sylla scuffed in  with his right foot to put the Ligue 1 strugglers ahead in the 31st minute on  Wednesday, only for Wesley's header to level matters as Brugge ended an  eight-match losing streak in the competition.    Henry's managerial debut with Monaco on Saturday had been eventful to say the  least, as he witnessed goalkeeper Seydou Sy make a shocking error and Samuel  Grandsir receive a red card in a 2-1 loss at Strasbourg.   Radamel Falcao sustained an injury at the weekend, leaving the new man in  charge without one of his more seasoned European campaigners.He also lost Stevan  Jovetic after less than 10 minutes due to a right leg injury, yet the visitors  overcame his early exit to take the lead, Aleksandr Golovin slipping through a  pass through to pick out the run of Sylla, who saw his first-time attempt roll  in despite making poor contact.   Crucially, though, the forward failed to double both his and Monaco's tally  when he missed the target with his left foot from a tight angle after rounding  keeper Karlo Letica – and the let-off allowed the hosts to level prior to the  break.    Hans Vanaken's right-footed cross from the left flank was met firmly by  Wesley, the Brazilian forward steering his header beyond Loic Badiashile –  making his first start of the season – in Monaco's goal.The 20-year-old keeper  was able to deny Emmanuel Bonaventure in the early stages of a second half that  saw Brugge firmly in the ascendency.   Their dominance would have been rewarded with a late winner had substitute  Openda hit the target with a free header from close range in additional time,  the shocking miss letting Henry and Monaco off the hook at the death.</blockquote>

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