<p>Aston Villa manager Unai Emery and his Brentford counterpart Thomas Frank were unhappy with the behaviour of their players after both sides had a man sent off in a chaotic Premier League match on Sunday.</p><p>Villa came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory at Brentford's Community Stadium, with Ollie Watkins scoring an 85th-minute winner against his former club and sparking a goalmouth melee with his celebrations.</p><p>Brentford defender Ben Mee was sent off after 71 minutes for a foul on substitute Leon Bailey, while Villa midfielder Boubacar Kamara was given a red card for violent conduct in added time.</p>.Arsenal move top of league with 2-0 win over Brighton.<p>Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's attempt to drag Brentford striker Neal Maupay to his feet prompted another flashpoint.</p><p>The referee booked 10 other players plus both managers - Frank for his complaints about Mee's red card and Emery for going onto the pitch to restrain Martinez.</p><p>All 14 cards came in the second half.</p><p>"I want to analyse collectively and individually with the players, but it is my spirit when we are playing and winning to try to respect everything," Emery told <em>Sky Sports.</em></p><p>"On the pitch, the players are excited, both teams had some nervous moments, and things like what we saw can happen.</p><p>"My message before the matches is always the same, respect ourselves, respect the opponent, respect the referees. We lost a little bit of our minds today in some of those behaviours, I want to focus and react to control it."</p>.Liverpool condemn damage to Manchester United bus.<p>Frank was also not happy with his side's conduct and said there were too many situations where he thought: "No, that's not how it should be".</p><p>"It should be the beautiful game in a physical contest between two teams and there should be a winner, but unfortunately there were situations that will take the headlines," he added.</p><p>Villa are flying high in third place, just a point behind leaders Arsenal, while Brentford are 12th having lost five of their last six league games.</p>
<p>Aston Villa manager Unai Emery and his Brentford counterpart Thomas Frank were unhappy with the behaviour of their players after both sides had a man sent off in a chaotic Premier League match on Sunday.</p><p>Villa came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory at Brentford's Community Stadium, with Ollie Watkins scoring an 85th-minute winner against his former club and sparking a goalmouth melee with his celebrations.</p><p>Brentford defender Ben Mee was sent off after 71 minutes for a foul on substitute Leon Bailey, while Villa midfielder Boubacar Kamara was given a red card for violent conduct in added time.</p>.Arsenal move top of league with 2-0 win over Brighton.<p>Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's attempt to drag Brentford striker Neal Maupay to his feet prompted another flashpoint.</p><p>The referee booked 10 other players plus both managers - Frank for his complaints about Mee's red card and Emery for going onto the pitch to restrain Martinez.</p><p>All 14 cards came in the second half.</p><p>"I want to analyse collectively and individually with the players, but it is my spirit when we are playing and winning to try to respect everything," Emery told <em>Sky Sports.</em></p><p>"On the pitch, the players are excited, both teams had some nervous moments, and things like what we saw can happen.</p><p>"My message before the matches is always the same, respect ourselves, respect the opponent, respect the referees. We lost a little bit of our minds today in some of those behaviours, I want to focus and react to control it."</p>.Liverpool condemn damage to Manchester United bus.<p>Frank was also not happy with his side's conduct and said there were too many situations where he thought: "No, that's not how it should be".</p><p>"It should be the beautiful game in a physical contest between two teams and there should be a winner, but unfortunately there were situations that will take the headlines," he added.</p><p>Villa are flying high in third place, just a point behind leaders Arsenal, while Brentford are 12th having lost five of their last six league games.</p>