Former Leeds and Swindon man has the last laugh as Brentford sting Tranmere
Jonathan Douglas. Picture: Stephen Pond/EMPICS
Saturday, September 29, 2012
5:09 PM
Brentford midfielder Jonathan Douglas scored with virtually the last kick of the game as the Bees rescued a point with Tranmere.
Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro had given the league leaders the lead as the west Londoners were made to pay for not making their possession count.
However, Clayton Donaldson’s long throw was turned in by the midfielder as Brentford struck late again for the third time this season.
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