Wednesday 19 September 2012 16:59, UK
Brentford boss Uwe Rosler felt a 2-2 draw was the right result after Harry Forrester rescued a point at Bournemouth.
Matt Tubbs' header and Charlie Daniels' penalty cancelled out Simon Francis' own-goal to put the Cherries into the lead but Bees substitute Forrester curled a second-half equaliser. Rosler said: "Bournemouth's tempo and aggression in the first half was unbelievable. They did to us what we wanted to do to them. They overran us in the first half at times. "We dropped too deep and crumbled a bit, particularly when the full-backs came down the flanks. But it could have been different if we had taken a very good chance at 1-0 to us. "In the second half we were the better side and responded well and with great determination. I am so pleased we turned the game around but in the end a draw was a fair result."