Bolton Wanderers 1 Millwall 1: match report Sordell, who started the game on the bench but came on as a late substitute, was facing the London side for the first time since complaining that he and other Bolton players had suffered racist abuse in a match at The Den in October. Following a decision from Millwall to ban a 13 year-old "for the foreseeable future," the former Watford striker, who signed for Bolton last January for £3.2 million, was subjected to further abuse on social networks and fan forums, leading to Bolton asking the England Under-21 international to refrain from using Twitter. Bolton manager Dougie Freedman said: "What was being said was not in my thoughts. I was not worried about putting Marvin on. Trust me, I know all about Millwall fans. They gave me a lot of stick in my career. In what was Millwall's first visit to the Reebok Stadium, Keith Andrews cancelled out Andy Keogh's early penalty with a spot-kick of his own to claim a point for the home side. Keogh chipped his spot-kick into the middle of the goal after being brought down by Zat Knight in the ninth minute, but fellow Republic of Ireland international Andrews levelled after Danny Shitu fouled Lee Chung-Yong. Millwall manager Kenny Jackett was still pleased with a point as his side remain in the promotion hunt. "In terms of the table and where it leaves us we are still in there with a shout," he said.