Barnsley did not lose after conceding the first goal for the first time in eight games (3-2 win over Leeds)
For the first time this season Barnsley did not lose when behind at half-time. They have been behind at the break on eight other occasions, and all had ended in defeat.
This was Barnsley’s eighth league draw of the season, and one of only four that have not been 0-0.
The Reds have now gone four home matches without a win (D2 L2) and have won only one of the last six and three of the last 15 at Oakwell.
Barnsley conceded the opening goal at Oakwell for the eighth time this season, four of those have come in the last five home matches.
Barnsley ended Huddersfield’s six-match winning league run but have now won only one of the last eight clashes with the Terriers.
This draw however means Huddersfield have failed to do a league double over Barnsley since 2002-2003 (met in five seasons since)
Huddersfield came into the match having won their last two matches against Barnsley but they have now failed to win three in a row since 1957.
Adam Hammill delivered only his second assist of the season; both have set up Barnsley’s last two goals at home.
There were seven yellow cards brandished in this game, the joint most in a Barnsley game this season – also home games with Leeds, Aston Villa, Reading and Derby.
Huddersfield collected five of those yellows, the most by a Barnsley opponent since Bury exactly 12 months ago (23rd February 2016)
Barnsley have today reached what is perceived to be the magical 50 point mark to ensure survival. It is the quickest Barnsley have gained 50 points at this level since 1999-2000 – they had 61 points after 34 games in that campaign and were fourth in the table.
Huddersfield forced 10 corners today, the most an opponent has won at Oakwell this season.
The attendance of 18,075 was the second highest at Oakwell so far this season, beaten only by Newcastle’s visit in October (18,597)
Barnsley Team:
Adam Davies (YC)
Gethin Jones (YC)
Marc Roberts
Angus MacDonald
Andy Yiadom
Alex Mowatt
Matty James
Josh Scowen
Ryan Kent
Marley Watkins
Adam Armstrong
Tom Bradshaw
Substitutes:
Adam Hammill (for Kent 62)
Tom Bradshaw (for Mowatt 62)
Ryan Williams (for Armstrong 90+3)
Unused Substitutes:
Nick Townsend, Adam Jackson, Callum Elder, George Moncur.
Match Reports
Sky Bet Championship results:
Friday 24th February 2017:
Burton 1-1 Blackburn
Sordell 54 Palmer og 31
Wolves 1-2 Birmingham
Dicko 73 Kieftenbeld 27, Davis 32
Saturday 25th February 2017:
Leeds 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Wood 24
Aston Villa 1-0 Derby
Chester 25
Barnsley 1-1 Huddersfield
Watkins 75 Hefele 18
Brentford 4-2 Rotherham
Jota 13, 90+2pen, Belaid 67, Forde 87
90+5
Yennaris 78
Cardiff 2-2 Fulham
Zohore 24,56 Johansen 17, Kebano 68
Newcastle 2-2 Bristol City
Smith og 59 Wilbraham 11, Cotterill 21
Clark 82
Preston 2-1 QPR
McGeady 45 LuaLua 36
Hugill 71
Wigan 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Brighton 3-0 Reading
Baldock 35
Murphy 56
Knockaert 80
Sunday 26th February 2017:
Norwich 1-1 Ipswich
Murphy 69 Knudsen 63
Barnsley lie in 10th place in the Sky Bet Championship with 50 points from 34 games.
We are 8 points outside the Play-Offs, 20 points off the Automatic Promotion Places, 21 points off First place and 19 points above the Relegation Zone.
Up to 26/2/17
Next Up:
On The Road:
Sky Bet Championship Matchday Thirty-Five: Derby County v Barnsley: Saturday 4th March 2017. Kick-Off: 3pm
Tickets:
Derby County offer a group booking discount If you are purchasing a single ticket you will select the ‘single ticket’ option. If you are buying 2 or 3 tickets together use the ‘2 or 3 Tickets 10% off’ option. If you are buying 4 or more tickets use the ‘4+ 20% off’ option. Be sure to choose the correct option for each ticket you purchase. Mistakes cannot be rectified later.
Single Ticket
Adult: £22
Over 65: £15.50
Under 18: £12.50
2 or 3 Tickets (10% off)
Adult: £19.80
Over 65: £13.95
Under 18: £11.25
4+ tickets (20% off)
Adult: £17.60
Over 65: £12.40
Under 18: £10
At Oakwell:
Sky Bet Championship Matchday Thirty-Seven: Barnsley v Ipswich Town, Saturday 11th March 2017. Kick-Off: 3pm.
Tickets:
Category B
Adult: £28
Over 65: £20
Age 17-21: £20
Under 17: £10
Under 12: £5