Leonardo Jardim blamed individual errors after a 4-1 defeat at home to RB Leipzig on Tuesday saw Monaco crash out of the Champions League.

With the Ligue 1 champions now guaranteed to finish bottom of Group G, having failed to win any of their five matches, last season's semi-finalists cannot even qualify for the Europa League.

A pair of Jemerson gaffes left Monaco 2-0 down in the opening 10 minutes and those errors were followed by captain Radamel Falcao clumsily giving away a penalty, leaving a frustrated Jardim to bemoan his side's lapses in concentration.

"We paid a lot… for our mistakes," Jardim said. "We were not at the level required of a competition like this.

"The disappointment is very strong, we had the goal of bouncing back and winning tonight.

"And then our opponent was successful: four goals in three shots on target - but we were not up to the Champions League this season."