Brentford’s Ivan Toney says his family were racially abused at Brentford win at Everton | Football News

Brentford’s Ivan Toney says his family were racially abused after Brentford win at Everton.

Toney played the full 90 minutes as Brentford beat relegation-threatened Everton 3-2 at Goodison Park, tweeting after the game: “For the man that racially abused my family Il (sic) do everything I can to get you the punishment you deserve!”

Toney, 26, had tweeted just minutes before joking about the fireworks let off outside of the Brentford team hotel in the early hours of Sunday morning, saying: “Lovely display from the boys but not as good as the fireworks late last night. Normally I’m being woke up by my son but fireworks was a new one. Big 3 points !! Fans right behind us. Onto next week.”

Sky Sports News have approached Everton, the Merseyside police and Brentford for comment.

Everton took the lead through Dominic Calvert-Lewin, but after Jarrad Branthwaite was sent off, Seamus Coleman’s own goal brought the hosts level.

Richarlison then put Everton ahead from the penalty spot before the break, but Brentford hit back in the second half with quickfire goals from Yoane Wissa and Rico Henry, before Salomon Rondon’s late dismissal left Everton with nine men.

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