Barnsley conceded in injury time for the second time this season, but it is the first time it has resulted in them dropping points.
Sam Winnall’s goal after nine minutes was Barnsley’s earliest strike away from home this season and their fifth quickest overall.
Winnall has now scored in successive games for the fourth time this season.
Last night was the tenth match this season in which he has scored and The Reds are unbeaten in all ten, failing to win only four.
The goal was a rare sight for Barnsley fans- a first half goal, only the ninth managed in the past 23 matches.
Last night was the 10th time Barnsley have opened the scoring away, but they have gone on to win only six of those matches.
Barnsley led at half time for the 12th time this season but have won only seven.
Reds captain Martin Cranie has now been booked ten times this season. The most he has ever received in one campaign and double the amount from each of the previous two.
Barnsley have drawn five of their past seven matches. Prior to this they had only drawn seven of 43 games this season.
After winning six in a row, The Reds have now gone seven without a win, their worst run since December 2012.
They kept clean sheets in five of those six wins, but have now gone six games without a shut out, their longest such run this season.
Notts County had 21 shots at goal last night, the most Barnsley have faced in a game since the day they were relegated from the Championship back in April. Middlesbrough had 23 that day in their 3-1 victory.
Notts County and Barnsley drew for the sixth time in nine clashes and for the third time in a row at Meadow Lane.
Last night was also County’s fifth successive draw in the league.
There has been four post 85th minute goals in the last seven meetings.
Barnsley Team:
Adam Davies
George Smith
Martin Cranie (YC)
Peter Ramage (YC)
Lewin Nyatanga
Declan John
Ben Pearson
Josh Scowen
Conor Hourihane (YC)
Sam Winnall
Jabo Ibehre
Substitutes:
Luke Berry (for Hourihane 75)
Mason Holgate (YC) (for Smith 79)
Rhys Oates (for Ibehre 95)
Unused Substitutes:
Christian Dibble, Cameron Stewart, Milan Lalkovic, James Bailey.
Match Reports:
Sky Bet League One results:
Tuesday 14th April 2015:
Bradford 0-6 Bristol City (Bristol City are promoted)
Chesterfield 6-0 Colchester
Coventry 1-1 Oldham
Fleetwood 0-3 MK Dons
Leyton Orient 0-1 Doncaster
Notts County 1-1 BARNSLEY
Peterborough 1-1 Crewe
Preston 2-2 Gillingham
Rochdale 2-4 Swindon
Scunthorpe 1-1 Port Vale
Walsall 5-0 Crawley
Yeovil 1-0 Sheffield United
Barnsley lie in 9th place in the Sky Bet League One with 58 points from 43 games.
We are 9 points off the Play-Offs, 24 points off the Automatic Promotion Places, 34 points off First place and 11 points above the Relegation Zone.
Up to 15/4/15
Next Up:
At Oakwell:
Sky Bet League One Matchday Forty-Four: Barnsley v Peterborough, Saturday 18th April 2015. Kick-Off: 3pm.
Tickets:
Adult: £20-£24
Over 65’s: £15-£18
Age 17-21: £15-£18
Age 12-16: £10
Under 12: £5
On The Road:
Sky Bet League One Matchday Forty-Five: Bradford City v Barnsley, Saturday 25th April 2015. Kick-Off 3pm.
Tickets:
Adult: £20
Senior Over 60: £14
Student (with ID): £14
Juvenile Under 16: £12
Juvenile Under 11 (when purchased with a full paying adult only): £5