League One
October 20, 2012
Paynter takes sting out of Bees
Scoring Summary
| Doncaster Rovers | Brentford |
|---|---|
| David Cotterill (74') | Jonathan Douglas (45') |
| Billy Paynter (84') |
Teams
| Doncaster Rovers | Brentford |
|---|---|
| 33 Gary Woods | 21 Simon Moore |
| 2 Paul Quinn | 5 Tony Craig |
| 5 Robert Jones | 14 Shaleum Logan |
| 4 Shelton Martis | 6 Harlee Dean |
| 14 Tommy Spurr | 24 Jake Bidwell |
| 20 James Harper | 8 Jonathan Douglas |
| 7 Martin Woods | 20 Toumani Diagouraga |
| 11 David Cotterill | 12 Tom Adeyemi |
| 17 Iain Hume | 4 Adam Forshaw |
| 9 Chris Brown | 9 Clayton Donaldson |
| 23 Kyle Bennett | 19 Harry Forrester |
| Substitutes | |
| 1 Neil Sullivan | Richard Lee 1 |
| 12 Michael Woods | Scott Barron 3 |
| 30 Paul Keegan | Leon Legge 32 |
| 6 Dave Syers | Kevin O'Connor 2 |
| 10 Robbie Blake | Stuart Dallas 15 |
| 8 Billy Paynter | Paul Hayes 23 |
| 25 Jordan Ball | James Spencer 11 |
| Substitutions | |
| Dave Syers for Shelton Martis (55) | Leon Legge for Jake Bidwell (59) |
| Billy Paynter for Chris Brown (63) | Kevin O'Connor for Adam Forshaw (72) |
| Robbie Blake for Iain Hume (79) | Stuart Dallas for Tom Adeyemi (79) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Dave Syers (90) | |
| · Squads: Doncaster Rovers | Brentford | |
Doncaster came from behind to snatch a 2-1 win over Brentford despite being largely outplayed by the visitors at the Keepmoat Stadium.
Uwe Rosler's Bees continue their hunt for a first away win of the season and will have been left disappointed to have returned home empty-handed.
Billy Paynter powered home a header from Martin Woods's cross after 86 minutes to complete the turnaround for lacklustre Doncaster.
A stunning 25-yard strike against the run of play from David Cotterill 15 minutes from time levelled the score and sparked Rovers into life.
The visitors took a well-deserved lead on the stroke of half-time when Adam Forshaw split the Rovers' defence with a well-weighted pass and sent Jonathan Douglas clear to clip the ball over Rovers goalkeeper Gary Woods.
Brentford controlled possession for the majority of the contest, punishing deep defending from the hosts, but failed to craft many clear-cut chances.



