IVAN TONEY fired a blank in his first game back for Brentford after being neglected by Gareth Southgate.
The Bees striker was called up by England for the first time this month but not used in either game against Italy or Germany.
And on his return to his club the forward will probably be thinking he should’ve given his side three points against Bournemouth.
Toney blazed wide of the mark with the goal at his mercy with 20 minutes left to play.
The Cherries were convinced they should have had a penalty in the first-half when Kristoffer Ajer brought down Jordan Zemura.
Referee Thomas Bramall waved play on, and stuck to his original decision when asked to consult the pitchside monitor.
Bournemouth should they should have had another penalty in the dying stages, but Mathias Jensen was handed a reprieve after the ball clearly struck his arm by the full-time whistle.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
