This was Barnsley’s biggest away league win for exactly four years when they thumped another Midlands side Birmingham 5-0 in September 2012.
It is the first time they have scored four Championship away goals since defeating Yeovil 4-1 in March 2014.
Barnsley have won back to back away Championship matches for the first time since March 2014 when they won 3-1 at Reading and then 4-1 at Yeovil.
For the second time in three games a Barnsley game was goal-less at the break before The Reds went on to score four times.
This match was still without a goal at the 73rd minute mark, it is the first time they have scored four times after this point since the 5-0 win over Rochdale on the final day of the 2014-2015 season when they scored on 76, 84, 90 and 93.
Barnsley had 10 shots on target last night (out of a staggering 26), the most since managing 11 in a 1-0 win over Peterborough in April- when the winner came in the 90th minute
This was Barnsley’s biggest win over Wolves since a 5-0 win at Molineux in 1991 and their first at this ground for 25 years! They had lost each of the previous seven.
Barnsley inflicted on Wolves their biggest home defeat since 2012
Barnsley have won three successive Championship games for the first time since February 2013 when they won four.
Barnsley have so far scored six goals in the last 10 minutes of matches – including three last night.
A Barnsley game was goal-less at half time for only the third time in 12 outings.
This is now Barnsley’s best start to a season since the Premier League promotion winning 1996-1997 campaign when they had 18 points from the first seven matches after winning six of those games.
The Reds continued their record of scoring in every game- the first time since 2012-2013 they have scored in their first seven games of a season (in all competitions)- they managed to score in the first ten that season.
Overall Barnsley have now scored in each of their last 13 matches- the 0-0 draw at Sheffield United in April is the last time they drew a blank.
They have hit 18 goals in their opening seven league games- the most in the entire Football League and the most they have scored at this stage of a season for SIXTY SIX years when they had bagged 20 in the 1950-1951 season. At that point they were fifth in the Second Division but finished 15th.
Overall now in Championship and League One Barnsley have lost only two of their last 13 games on the road, winning eight.
This was Barnsley’s 20th league win in 2016 (excluding play-offs) it is their most in a calendar year this century! Their previous best was also 20 in 1999.
A substitute striker scored for the third game running, Tom Bradshaw against Rotherham and Wolves and Adam Armstrong at Preston.
Saidy Janko scored his second ever Championship goal- 17 months after his first, for Bolton in a 3-1 win over Fulham in February 2015.
Barnsley Team:
Adam Davies
Andy Yiadom
Marc Roberts
Angus MacDonald
Aidy White
Adam Hammill
Josh Scowen
Conor Hourihane
Ryan Kent
Sam Winnall
Adam Armstrong
Substitutes:
Tom Bradshaw (for Winnall 69)
Marley Watkins (for Armstrong 70)
Saidy Janko (for Kent 82)
Unused Substitutes:
Nick Townsend, Adam Jackson, Cole Kpekawa, Sam Morsy.
Match Reports:
Sky Bet Championship results:
Tuesday 13th September 2016:
Brighton 1-0 Huddersfield
Knockaert 80
Derby 0-1 Ipswich
Varney 53
Fulham 1-1 Burton
Sessegnon Irvine 51
90+3
Leeds 2-1 Blackburn
Wood 65 Emnes 77
Bartley 86
Norwich 2-1 Wigan
Murphy 3, Gomez 72
11
Preston 3-0 Cardiff
Clarke 36
Robinson 41
Hugill 88
QPR 0-6 Newcastle
Shelvey 12, 48 Perez 30, Clark 56, Mitrovic 63, Hanley 79
Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 Bristol City
Fletcher 52 Abraham 33, 39
Bannan 75
Lee 90
Wolves 0–4 Barnsley
Hourihane 73, Hammill 83, Janko 85 Bradshaw 90+2
Reading 0-0 Birmingham
Wednesday 14th September 2016:
Aston Villa 1-1 Brentford
Kodjia 19 Egan 88
Rotherham 2-2 Nottingham Forest
Taylor 30,87 Mills 76, Vellios 85
Barnsley lie in 3rd place in the Sky Bet Championship with 15 points from 7 games.
We are 4 points inside the Play-Offs, Goal Difference off the Automatic Promotion Places, 1 point off First place and 10 points above the Relegation Zone.
Up to 14/9/16
Next Up:
At Oakwell:
Sky Bet Championship Matchday Eight: Barnsley v Reading, Saturday 17th September 2016. Kick-Off: 3pm.
Tickets:
Category D:
Adult: £23
Over 65: £16
17-21 years: £16
Under 17: £10
Under 12: £5
IF BOUGHT BEFORE THE DAY!
On The Road:
Sky Bet Championship Matchday Nine: Brighton & Hove Albion v Barnsley: Saturday 24th September 2016. Kick-Off: 3pm
Tickets:
Adult: £30
Senior Over 65: £22
Young Adult (18-21): £22
Juvenile (Under 18): £15
Juvenile Under 10: £8