Atalanta go into their Champions League playoff second leg against Club Brugge a goal down after conceding a controversial late penalty in the first game, and manager Gian Piero Gasperini said on Monday that diving is killing the sport.

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Gustaf Nilsson wins and scores a controversial late penalty as Club Brugge claim a narrow lead over Atalanta in the first leg of their Champions League knockout play-off tie.

Atalanta are facing Club Brugge on Tuesday for the second leg of the UEFA Champions League's playoffs, after losing 1-0 in the away game last week, thanks to a late and much discussed penalty scored by Gustaf Nilsson that led to the protests from the side coached by Gian Piero Gasperini.

Gustaf Nilsson shot Club Brugge to a 2-1 win over Atalanta on Wednesday with a controversial penalty in stoppage time to boost the Belgians' chances of reaching the last 16 of the Champions League.Hien couldn't believe his eyes when Meler pointed to the spot and gave Nilsson the chance to fire Club Brugge to a win which they might have otherwise deserved for their enterprising performance in front of passionate home support.

Atalanta are out of the Champions League after their 1-3 home defeat to Bruges on Tuesday evening. After winning 2-1 in last week's first leg, the Belgian side's victory in their Champions League playoff on Tuesday night enabled them to reach the last 16 by 5-2 on aggregate.

Kate Scott is joined by Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher, and Micah Richards, as they break down Atalanta vs. Club Brugge.

Atalanta were starting to feel cursed after having a triple scoring opportunity go begging on the way towards conceding the third Club Brugge goal.The Champions League play-off had already got off to