Barnsley 1-2 Ipswich

Last updated : 14 August 2017 By Rob Miles
Barnsley are the first team to score against Ipswich in 2016-2017 and 2017-2018

Tom Bradshaw scored in back to back games for the second time in his Barnsley career (also in 4-0 wins v Rotherham and Wolves last season)

Six of Bradshaw’s 11 goals for the club have been Barnsley’s first of the game.

Barnsley have scored the season’s first goal at Oakwell in each of the past three seasons.

Barnsley led at half time at Oakwell in the Championship for only the second time in the past 11 matches here.

David McGoldrick has now scored against Barnsley in each of the past three seasons he has faced them (2013-2014, 2016-2017, 2017-2018)

Just like Bradshaw, McGoldrick has followed up a midweek Carabao Cup brace with a goal at Oakwell.

Barnsley lost at home after opening the scoring for the first time since November when they led 1-0 and 2-1 against Nottingham Forest but were beaten 5-2.

Barnsley lost their opening two league games of a season for the first since 2013-2014 (when they were relegated) and only the third time in 19 seasons. In each of the last two seasons it has occurred (2013-2014 and 2008-2009) The Reds have sacked their manager before the end of the calendar year – David Flitcroft 2013, Simon Davey 2008.

All of the last nine goals Barnsley have conceded against Ipswich have come in the second half.

Barnsley have now won only two of their last 20 league games, and none of the last seven.

They have gone 10 home league matches without a win- their worst run since they equalled a club record of 11 in 2012-2013.

For the third time in seven league outings Barnsley lost after leading at half-time.

Barnsley haven’t scored more than one first half goal in the league at Oakwell in any of their 11 Championship matches in 2017 (and have only scored more than one goal at all in one of those games- the last home win, v Leeds in January)

Ipswich have now scored in each of their last 16 Championship matches against Barnsley and are unbeaten in the last 10 (W4 D6)

Mick McCarthy, who played over 200 league games for his hometown club Barnsley between 1977 and 1983, hasn't lost any of his last eight league encounters against the Tykes (W3 D5).

Barnsley are now just one defeat away from 2000 in all competitions.

 

Barnsley Team:

Adam Davies

Jason McCarthy

Angus MacDonald

Adam Jackson (Y)

Matty Pearson

Ryan Hedges

Joe Williams

Brad Potts

George Moncur

Adam Hammill

Tom Bradshaw

Substitutes:

Ike Ugbo (for Bradshaw 57)

Stefan Payne (for Hedges 78)

Harvey Barnes (for Hammill 80)

Unused Substitutes:

Nick Townsend, Ethan Pinnock, Alex Mowatt, Jared Bird.

 

Match Reports:

Official Website

BBC

 

Sky Bet Championship results:

Saturday 12th August 2017:

BARNSLEY 1–2 Ipswich

Bradshaw 15         McGoldrick 52, Waghorn 70

Birmingham 2-1 Bristol City

Gardner 30        Reid 1

Maghoma 74

Brentford 3-4 Nottingham Forest

Egan 38        Bouchalakis 41, 47, Murphy 43, Dowell 83

Bjelland 79

Maupay 90+2

Cardiff 3-0 Aston Villa

Mendez-Laing 21,71

Hoilett 60

Derby 0-2 Wolves

                Douglas 32, Cavaleiro 76

Hull 4-1 Burton

Hernandez 7,54,68       Irvine 33

Grosicki 51

Leeds 0-0 Preston

Millwall 1-1 Bolton

Saville 49      Morais 62

Reading 1-1 Fulham

Kelly 61        Piazon 82

Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 QPR

Winnall 48                          Mackie 23

Middlesbrough 1-0 Sheffield United

Gestede 20

Sunday 13th August 2017:

 

Norwich 1-3 Sunderland

Grabban og 78     Grabban 27, 71, McGeady 60

 

Barnsley lie in 23rd place in the Sky Bet Championship with 0 points from 2 games.

We are 4 points outside the Play-Offs, 6 points off the Automatic Promotion Places, 6 points off First place and 1 point inside the Relegation Zone.

Up to 14/08/17

 

Next Up:

At Oakwell:

Sky Bet Championship Matchday Three: Barnsley v Nottingham Forest, Tuesday 15th August 2017. Kick-Off: 7:45pm.

Tickets:

CATEGORY C:

Adult: £25

Senior Over 65: £18

Young Adult 17-21: £18     

Under 17: £10

Under 12: £5

On The Road:

Sky Bet Championship Matchday Four: Sheffield United v Barnsley: Saturday 19th August 2017. Kick-Off: 12:15

Tickets:

Adults: £32

Over 60’s: £26

Full Time Students: £21

Age 18-21: £21

Under 18: £17