Despite being new to the Championship this season, Southampton are strongly fancied to be well towards the top of the table come the end of the season and visit Oakwell today for the first home league game for the Reds.
Keith Hill is yet to see his new team score a goal in competitive action following the 0-0 draw at Forest and the disappointing cup exit to Morecambe on Tuesday night.
Barnsley: Preece, Wiseman, McEveley, Edwards, McNulty, Addison, Doyle, Perkins, Butterfield, Davies, Haynes
Subs: Lidakevicius, Hassell, O’Brien, Vaz Te, Noble-Lazarus.
Southampton: Davis, Richardson, Harding, Fonte, Lambert, Cork, Do Prado, Hammond, Lallana, Connolly, Seaborne.
Subs: Bialkowski, Schneiderlin, Martin, Chaplow, De Ridder.
Keith Hill names a strong starting eleven as Barnsley take on Morecambe in the first round of the Carling Cup. (more…)
After a more than encouraging pre-season which has seen the Reds play an impressive passing game, the season finally gets underway today with a visit to the City Ground for Barnsley. (more…)
With just a week to go until the Reds visit Nottingham Forest in the first game of the new season, Keith Hill takes his side to Scunthorpe today in the final friendly of pre-season. (more…)
After putting five past Grimsby at the weekend, including excellent strikes by trialist Ricardo Vaz Te and Jacob Butterfield, the Reds host neighbours Sheffield Wednesday this evening as Keith Hill continues Barnsley’s preparations for the first match of the season a week on Saturday against Nottingham Forest. (more…)
Barnsley’s preparations for the new season have been dealt another blow with the friendly game with Hibs in Edinburgh called-off by the referee due to a waterlogged pitch. (more…)
Barnsley will play Hibernian in Edinburgh later today in what will be Keith Hill’s first game in the dugout, and a chance for him to see how his new signings will fit into the team. (more…)
Barnsley travel to Watford today with the end to an interesting season just around the corner. The Hornets do have an outside chance of sneaking into the play-offs although surely even the most optimistic of Watford fans would admit that it is unlikely.
The Reds have settled in mid-table with nothing really to play for, however this seems to have sparked something of a revival in performances which should lead to an interesting encounter as Barnsley play with freedom and little pressure against a team which will have manager Malky Mackay putting pressure on them to finish as close to the play-off positions as possible. (more…)
After an excellent win against Bristol City and an encouraging performance against the best team in the league, QPR, Barnsley travel to the Riverside on Saturday to take on an underachieving Middlesbrough. (more…)
After the welcome result against in-form Bristol City on Saturday, and the hammering that QPR received up the road in Scunthorpe on the same day, tonight’s game at Oakwell should be an interesting one. (more…)