Last time out - Barnsley Team:
Adam Davies
Reece Wabara
Alfie Mawson
Marc Roberts
Lewin Nyatanga
Marley Watkins
Joe Rothwell
Conor Hourihane
Ben Pearson
Kadeem Harris
Conor Wilkinson
Head to Head
Last six Scunthorpe v Barnsley results:
11/8/15 Scunthorpe (Paddy Madden 52) 1-1 Barnsley (Josh Scowen 47) (League Cup)
24/2/15 Scunthorpe 0-1 Barnsley (Josh Scowen 51) (League One)
29/11/14 Barnsley (Marcello Trotta 29) 1-2 Scunthorpe (Paddy Madden 30,45) (League One)
6/8/13 Barnsley 0-0 Scunthorpe (League Cup) (Barnsley win 5-4 on pens)
8/3/11 Barnsley (Marlon Harewood 62,83) 2-1 Scunthorpe (Michael Collins 90) (Championship)
28/9/10 Scunthorpe 0-0 Barnsley (Championship)
Overall Record:
Scunthorpe Wins: 14
Barnsley Wins: 17
Draws: 8
Scunthorpe Goals: 44
Barnsley Goals: 54
At Scunthorpe (8 at Glanford Park, 12 at the Old Showground):
Scunthorpe Wins: 11
Barnsley Wins: 5
Draws: 4
Scunthorpe Goals: 29
Barnsley Goals: 15
First Met In A Cup Competition: Scunthorpe 2-2 Barnsley, Saturday 4th January 1964. (FA Cup)
Biggest Win: Barnsley 5-0 Scunthorpe, Tuesday 1st January 1974. (Division Four)
Biggest Defeat: Scunthorpe 6-0 Barnsley, Friday 16th April 1954. (Division Three North)
Last Home Win: Barnsley (Marlon Harewood 62,83) 2-1 Scunthorpe (Michael Collins 90), Tuesday 8th March 2011. (Championship)
Last Away Win: Scunthorpe 0-1 Barnsley (Josh Scowen), Tuesday 24th February 2015. (League One)
Last Home Draw: Barnsley 0-0 Scunthorpe, Tuesday 6th August 2013. (League Cup)
Last Away Draw: Scunthorpe (Paddy Madden pen 52) 1-1 Barnsley (Josh Scowen 47 pen), Tuesday 11th August 2015. (League Cup)
Last Home Defeat: Barnsley (Marcello Trotta 29) 1-2 Scunthorpe (Paddy Madden 30,45), Saturday 29th November 2014. (League One)
Last Away Defeat: Scunthorpe (Gary Hooper 50, Paul Hayes 90) 2-1 Barnsley (Daniel Bogdanovic 78), Tuesday 16th February 2010. (Championship)
Last Away Meeting:
Tuesday 11th August 2015:
Scunthorpe 1 1 Barnsley Madden 52 pen Scowen 47 pen
Scunthorpe:
Joe Anyon, Scott Wiseman (Hakeeb Adelakun 80), Scott Laird, David Mirfin, Jordan Clarke, Sean McAllister, Neil Bishop, Stephen Dawson (Kevin Van Veen 83), Jack King, Paddy Madden, Darius Henderson (Tom Hopper 69)
Unused substitutes:
Rory Watson, Charlie Goode, Kyle Wootton, Gary McShreffrey.
Manager: Mark Robins (13th October 2014-present)
Barnsley:
Nick Townsend, George Smith (Matty Templeton 101), Marc Roberts, Lewin Nyatanga, Alfie Mawson, James Bree, Josh Scowen, Marley Watkins, Ben Pearson, Joe Rothwell (Conor Hourihane 89), Conor Wilkinson (Sam Winnall 64)
Unused substitutes:
Adam Davies, Paul Digby, George Williams, George Maris.
Manager: Lee Johnson (25th February 2015-present)
Still at respective clubs:
All 36 players are still at their respective clubs.
Managers since this game (including caretakers):
Scunthorpe: 0
Barnsley: 0
This Season:
Last six 2015-2016 results:
Scunthorpe:
29/8/15 Colchester 2-2 Scunthorpe (Kevin Van Veen, Paddy Madden) (League One)
22/8/15 Scunthorpe 0-0 Millwall (League One)
19/8/15 Wigan 3-0 Scunthorpe (League One)
15/8/15 Scunthorpe (Paddy Madden 2) 2-0 Crewe (League One)
11/8/15 Scunthorpe (Paddy Madden) 1-1 Barnsley (League Cup)
8/8/15 Burton 2-1 Scunthorpe (Charlie Goode) (League One)
W: 1 D: 3 L: 2 F: 6 A: 8 GD: -2 Points 5 * 1 draw in cup
Barnsley:
29/8/15 Rochdale 3-0 Barnsley (League One)
26/8/15 Barnsley (Sam Winnall, Marley Watkins, Dan Crowley) 3–5 Everton (League Cup)
22/08/2015 Bradford 0-0 Barnsley (League One)
18/8/15 Millwall 2–3 Barnsley (Sam Winnall, Alfie Mawson, Lewin Nyatanga) (League One)
15/8/15 Barnsley (Conor Hourihane) 1–0 Burton (League One)
11/8/15 Scunthorpe 1–1 Barnsley (Josh Scowen) (League Cup)
W: 2 D: 2 L: 2 F: 8 A: 11 GD: -3 Points: 7 * 1 draw in cup
Scunthorpe last time out:
Colchester 2-2 Scunthorpe:
Joe Anyon, Scott Laird, Charlie Goode (Hakeeb Adelakun 45), Murray Wallace, Jordan Clarke, Sean McAllister, Neil Bishop, Jack King, Paddy Madden, Kevin Van Veen (Tom Hopper 71), Darius Henderson (Dave Syers 64)
Unused Substitutes:
Luke Daniels, Scott Wiseman, Kevin Wootton, Gary McShreffrey.
Scunthorpe manager Mark Robins said:
"Mixed feelings, I think we almost did enough to win the game but we didn't defend a set-play and that was the disappointment.
"We've taken two good goals and we've had other opportunities to score and I don't think that we've been carved open at any point and I think they had a decent spell of possession.
"We reacted to that and made one or two changes and I think we got a foothold back in the game and we managed to restrict their chances and opportunities.
"We can improve, we will improve, but an away point is fine as long as we go and press home that advantage when we play at home next."
Interesting Stats
Barnsley have won (in normal time) only one of their last eight visits to Scunthorpe, and that came back in February.
But The Reds are unbeaten in their last three trips (W1 D2)
Barnsley have lost just three of the last 12 meetings overall but have won only five times at Scunthorpe from 20 trips.
Barnsley and Scunthorpe love meeting on Tuesdays it seems. Nine of the last 15 clashes have been on this day including six of the last seven!
In only one of the last 17 meetings has a side scored more than twice whilst only three times in the last nine has one of the teams managed to net more than once.
Josh Scowen has scored on each of his last two appearances at Glanford Park with Barnsley, one of them coming just three weeks ago.
This is the fourth cup meeting between the two sides in the last seven seasons. The Reds have lost just one of the previous three and emerged victorious via a penalty shootout in both of the last two.
Scunthorpe have had a disappointing start to the 2015-2016 season and have won only one of their six games so far in all competitions, although three have ended in a draw.
The Iron have had stalemates in both of their past two outings.
Scunthorpe have scored in four of their six matches this season and Paddy Madden has netted in three of them (a total of four goals)
They have been eliminated in the first round of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy in two of the past three seasons whilst Barnsley have won only ONE match excluding a penalty shootout in the five seasons they have competed in the competition.
Barnsley Football League Trophy:
12/11/02 Bury (Ian Lawson 28) 1-0 Barnsley
15/10/03 Notts County 0-0 Barnsley (Barnsley win 4-2 on penalties)
12/11/03 Sheffield Wednesday (Michael Reddy 90) 1-0 Barnsley
28/9/04 Port Vale (Billy Paynter 45) 1-0 Barnsley
18/10/05 Barnsley (Steve Foster og 6, Daniel Nardiello 90) 2-5 Doncaster (Lewis Guy 39,86, Antony Kay og 72, Richard Offiong 79, Neil Austin og 82)
2/9/14 Barnsley (Devante Cole 63, Kane Hemmings 80) 2-0 York
7/10/14 Oldham (Dominic Poleon 22, Danny Philliskirk 44) 2-2 Barnsley (Luke Berry 53, Sam Winnall 90) Oldham win 4-2 on penalties
Won: 1 Drawn: 2 Lost: 4 Scored: 4 Conceded: 10
On This Day:
Scunthorpe:
Played: 14 Won: 7 Drawn: 3 Lost: 4 Scored: 30 Conceded: 19.
Last match on the 1st September: 2012. Hartlepool 2-0 Scunthorpe. Att: 3,863.
Last win: 2007
Last draw: 1978
Last defeat: 2012
STAT! – Scunthorpe have won three and lost three of their last six on this date.
Barnsley:
Played: 15 Won: 4 Drawn: 1 Lost: 10 Scored: 12 Conceded: 28.
Last match on the 1st September: 2012. Barnsley (Mellis 50) 1-0 Bristol City. Att: 8,008.
Last win: 2012
Last draw: 1948
Last defeat: 2007
STAT! – Barnsley won their most recent game on this date three years ago but had lost each of the previous seven.
JOINT STAT! – One of those seven defeats was a 3-0 reverse at Scunthorpe back in 1973. The two sides met in a Fourth Division encounter on the 1st of September 42 years ago.
It was only the second league game of the season and the Iron bounced back from an opening day 1-0 defeat at Lincoln, whilst The Reds had lost by the same scoreline at home to Colchester.
It proved to be a fairly uninspiring season for both clubs with Barnsley winning just one of their opening 12 games and finishing 13th whilst Scunthorpe won just two of their first nine and finished 18th.
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Other Fixtures:
Tuesday 1st September 2015:
7pm:
Hartlepool v Sheffield United
7:45pm:
Accrington v Bury
Doncaster v Burton
Morecambe v Walsall
Notts County v Mansfield
Port Vale v Carlisle
Shrewsbury v Oldham
Luton v Leyton Orient
Wimbledon v Plymouth
Cambridge v Dag & Red
Exeter v Portsmouth
Millwall v Peterborough
Newport v Swindon
Northampton v Colchester
Yeovil v Barnet