Last time out - Barnsley Team:
Adam Davies
Andy Yiadom
Marc Roberts
Alfie Mawson
Aidy White
Adam Hammill
Josh Scowen
Conor Hourihane
Ryan Kent
Tom Bradshaw
Sam Winnall
Head to Head
Last Six Barnsley v Northampton results:
13/11/04 Northampton (Scott McGleish 5) 1-0 Barnsley (FA Cup)
1/1/03 Barnsley (Chris Lumsdon 24) 1-2 Northampton (Chris Lumsdon og 45, Darryn Stamp 70) (Division Two)
31/8/02 Northampton (Paul McGregor 74) 1-0 Barnsley (Division Two)
26/4/79 Northampton 0-1 Barnsley (Division Four)
7/10/78 Barnsley 1-1 Northampton (Division Four)
15/4/78 Barnsley 2-3 Northampton (Division Four)
Overall Record
Barnsley Wins: 6
Northampton Wins: 13
Draws: 4
Barnsley Goals: 32
Northampton Goals: 44
At Oakwell:
Barnsley Wins: 5
Northampton Wins: 3
Draws: 2
Barnsley Goals: 20
Northampton Goals : 14
First Met: Northampton 3-1 Barnsley Saturday 28th November 1925.
Biggest Win: Barnsley 5-1 Northampton Saturday 21st December 1974.
Biggest Defeat: Northampton 5-0 Barnsley Saturday 10th January 1976.
Last Home Win: Barnsley 3-1 Northampton Saturday 30th August 1975.
Last Away Win: Northampton 0-1 Barnsley Thursday 26th April 1979.
Last Home Draw: Barnsley 1-1 Northampton Saturday 7th October 1978.
Last Away Draw: Northampton 1-1 Barnsley Saturday 19th November 1977.
Last Home Defeat: Barnsley (Chris Lumsdon 24) 1-2 Northampton (Chris Lumsdon og 45, Darryn Stamp 70) Wednesday 1st January 2003.
Last Away Defeat: Northampton (Scott McGleish 5) 1-0 Barnsley Saturday 13th November 2004.
Last Home Meeting:
Wednesday 1st January 2003.
Barnsley 1 2 Northampton
Barnsley:
Andy Marriott, Brian O’Callaghan, Chris Morgan, Neil Austin, Mike Flynn, Kevin Betsy, Chris Lumsdon, Dean Gorre, Alex Neil, Bruce Dyer, Rory Fallon.
Substitutions:
Carl Barrowclough (for Dyer 68)
Mike Sheron (for Fallon 68)
Antony Kay (for Neil 82)
Unused substitutes:
Matthew Ghent, Kevin Donovan.
Manager: Glyn Hodges (15th October 2002 - 30th June 2003)
Northampton:
Glyn Thompson, Chris Marsh, Richard Hope, Paul Reid, Ian Sampson, Jeremy Gill, Paul Harsley, Paul Trollope, Chris Hargreaves, Darryn Stamp, Marco Gabbiadini.
Substitutions:
Derek Asamoah (for Gabbiadini 74)
Unused substitutes:
Nathan Abbey, Chris Carruthers, Jamie Forrester, Paul McGregor.
Manager:Kevan Broadhurst (27th September 2001 – 6th January 2003)
Still at respective clubs:
Barnsley: 0
Northampton: 0
Managers since this game (including caretakers):
Barnsley : 11 (Gudjon Thordarson 30th June 2003- 4th March 2004, Paul Hart 4th March 2004- 4th March 2005, Andy Ritchie 4th March 2005- 21st November 2006, Simon Davey 22nd November 2006- 31st August 2009, Mark Robins 9th September 2009- 15th May 2011, Keith Hill, 1st June 2011- 29th December 2012, David Flitcroft 29th December 2012- 30th November 2013, Micky Mellon 30th November 2013- 17th December 2013, Danny Wilson 17th December 2013- 12th February 2015, Mark Burton/Paul Heckingbottom 12th February 2015- 25th February 2015, Lee Johnson 25th February 2015- 6th February 2016, Tommy Wright/Paul Heckingbottom 6th February 2016-present)
Northampton: 16 (Terry Fenwick 7th January 2003- 24th February 2003, Martin Wilkinson 24th February 2003- 29th September 2003, Richard Hill 29th September 2003- 9th October 2003, Colin Calderwood 9th October 2003- 29th May 2006, John Gorman 5th June 2006- 20th December 2006, Jim Barron/ Ian Sampson, 20th December 2006- 2nd January 2007, Stuart Gray 2nd January 2007 – 8th September 2009, Ian Sampson 8th September 2009 – 2nd March 2011, Malcolm Crosby 2nd March 2011- 4th March 2011, Gary Johnson 4th March 2011- 14th November 2011, David Lee 15th November 2011- 22nd November 2011, Tim Flowers 22nd November 2011- 28th November 2011, Adrian Boothroyd 29th November 2011 – 21st December 2013, Andy King 21st December 2013 – 27th January 2014, Chris Wilder 27th January 2014 – 12th May 2016, Rob Page 19th May 2016 - present)
Last Season/ This Season:
Last six 2015-2016/ 2016-2017 results:
Barnsley:
6/8/16 Ipswich (Grant Ward 46, 61, 84, David McGoldrick pen 63) 4–2 Barnsley (Conor Hourihane 49, Marley Watkins 74) (Championship)
29/5/16 Barnsley (Ashley Fletcher 2, Adam Hammill 19, Lloyd Isgrove 74) 3-1 Millwall (Mark Beevers 34) (League One Play-Off Final)
19/5/16 Walsall (Jordan Cook 85) 1-3 Barnsley (Adam Hammill 18, Ashley Fletcher 66, Josh Brownhill 90 (League One Play-Off Semi-Final Second Leg)
14/5/16 Barnsley (Jason Demetriou 45 og, Sam Winnall 54, 55) 3-0 Walsall (League One Play-Off Semi-Final First Leg)
8/5/16 Wigan (Will Grigg 10) 1-4 Barnsley (Sam Winnall 33 pen, 44, Conor Hourihane 56, Josh Brownhill 74) (League One)
30/4/16 Barnsley (Ashley Fletcher 57,80) 2–2 Colchester (George Moncur 42, Tom Lapslie 90+8) (League One)
W: 4 D: 1 L: 1 F: 17 A: 9 GD: +8
Northampton:
6/8/16 Northampton (Chris Neal og 9) 1–1 Fleetwood (Victor Nirennold 52) (League One)
7/5/16 Portsmouth (Kai Naismith 48) 1-2 Northampton (Jack Whatmough og 14, James Collins 81) (League Two)
30/4/16 Northampton (Zander Diamond 4, John Marquis 36) 2-0 Luton (League Two)
23/4/16 Yeovil (Harry Cornick 6) 1-1 Northampton (Nicky Adams 35) (League Two)
19/4/16 Northampton (Ricky Holmes pen 48, John Joe O’Toole 80) 2-1 Crawley (Gwion Edwards 85) (League Two)
16/4/16 Exeter 0-0 Northampton (League Two)
W: 3 D: 3 L: 0 F: 8 A: 4 GD: 4
Northampton last time out:
Northampton 1-1 Fleetwood
Adam Smith, David Buchanan, Zander Diamond, Gabriel Zakuani, Aaron Phillips, Kenji Gorre, Harry Beautyman, John-Joe O’Toole, Matthew Taylor, Marc Richards, Alex Revell.
Substitutes:
Alfie Potter (for Beautyman 65)
Sam Hoskins (for Gorre 77)
Unused Substitutes:
David Cornell, Rod McDonald, Jason Taylor, Lawson D’Ath, Joel Byrom.
Northampton manager Rob Page said:
“I thought there were a lot of positives and we created more than enough chances to win the game,” he said.
”We kept the ball well at times and Matty Taylor’s experience in midfield allowed us to dictate the play. The players tired a little bit towards the end but they gave me everything.
“Overall I’m pleased with the performance and it’s a good start but we just need to be a bit more clinical and ruthless in front of goal.
“Hopefully the supporters can see what we are trying to do and there were definitely a lot more positives than negatives today.
“There is room for improvement but they are a good group and they are willing to learn.
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7:45pm:
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7:30pm
Burton v Bury
7:45pm:
Fleetwood v Leeds
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QPR v Swindon
Thursday 11th August 2016:
7:45pm:
Bristol Rovers v Cardiff