Kieran McKenna felt the penalty awarded to Bolton Wanderers against his Ipswich Town side was 'a little bit soft' and felt his team had 'more than enough' chances to pick up three points.
Wanderers travelled to Portman Road to take on the Tractor Boys in the opening day of the campaign. The Whites did the double over the Suffolk outfit last season.
They took the lead after 25 minutes when Leif Davis bundled over Conor Bradley in the box for a penalty. Aaron Morley stepped up to coolly slot home from the spot. READ MORE:Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt on Ipswich Town draw, goal condeded and resilience on the road But the Tractor Boys equalised before half-time when Conor Chaplin's corner was met by Lee Evans to tuck home an effort which Wanderers ought to have defended better.
The hosts were on top after the break but Wanderers rode out periods of pressure to secure a good point on the road against one of the division's top sides.