In your face Rochdale episode two, the Tykes strike back

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Scunthorpe 1
Madden 52′ (pen)

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Barnsley 1
Scowen 47′ (pen)

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Barnsley win 7-6 on penalties
11 August 2015 Last updated at 22:24 GMT
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Barnsley won a dramatic penalty shootout 7-6 to reach the second round of the Capital One Cup after a 1-1 draw at Scunthorpe.
In a game full of penalty incidents, Josh Scowen and Paddy Madden traded spot-kicks for the goals in the space of five second-half minutes.
They came after Scunthorpe goalkeeper Joe Anyon had already saved a first-half penalty from Marley Watkins.
James Bree held his nerve to net the sudden-death shootout winner.
The Tykes had the final say after Sean McAllister had lifted his spot-kick over the crossbar for Scunthorpe.
Ben Smith had the chance to win it for Barnsley with the fifth penalty for the visitors but was denied by Anyon's save.
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Robins on Scunthorpe v Barnsley
Scunthorpe United manager Mark Robins told BBC Radio Humberside:
"Apart from a 15-minute spell I thought we were the better team. I think when we settle down and get that little bit of belief and we get the passing going, we're a good side.
"Apart from taking the chances when they came I thought we gifted them their goal.
"We gifted them a penalty, it was a night of penalties."

 

Barnsley 1 - Burton NIL, ZERO, ZILCHO.

Whoop whoop!

 

Goin' oop, goin' oop, goin' oop

 

aye oop
margt even get thuse folks from London qpr then
be a grand day out that

 

I'm going to Rochdale tomorrow, anyone else coming, bring em on

 

Really? Fair play if you are mate. Looks like a nice place...

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If we all meet in the ferret and flat cap, up from the station, I know it's a local but if enough of us here turn up we can take it, say 12:30 ok who's in

 

4-1 to the Tykes, then again Swindon sold all their good players to another great team (hehe)

 

whoever could you be talking about wherever

 

Barnsley have just gone one up against Gillingham!

Get in there!

 

Two nil to the tykes full time! Get in there!

 

I hate it when teams get the winner in time added on, donny bastards ( cough cough)

 

erm
er
yeah
always seem so unfair

 

Kiwi, you should be a gangster rapper with lyrics like that mate!

 

2-Pac eat your heart out

 

Saaaarfen just equalised 1-1 baaasteds

 

Not looking good right now...

Barnsley 0 Fleetwood 1: Tykes slump to Oakwell defeat

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BARNSLEY suffered a fifth straight defeat to drop into relegation trouble.

They were leap-frogged by visitors Fleetwood, who won it with a 29th-minute strike from forward Jamie Proctor.

Barnsley were without seven regulars due to injuries and suspension and badly missed midfield duo Conor Hourihane and Ben Pearson in particular.


Lee Johnson made a surprise choice in central defence when he paired Marc Roberts with Alfie Mawson and consigned experienced Lewin Nyatanga to the bench.


There was a debut,too, for Southamtpon winger Lloyd Isgrove, who signed in the morning on loan until early January.

Johnson still employed just Sam Winnall up front and there were ironic cheers when Josh Scowen produced their first attempt in the 26th minute, a tame effort from 30 yards.

Fleetwood struck soon after as Proctor robbed Paul Digby in central midfield, burst forward and slotted home as Nick Townsend rushed out from goal.

Captain Mawson went close in first-half stoppage time but Chris Maxwell pawed away his 27-yard free-kick.


Nyatanga replaced Roberts, who had been booked, at the start of the second half and Michael Smith came on to partner Winnall at Dan Crowley’s expense.

Townsend was first into action, however, going full length to keep out a curling drive from Bobby Grant as the Reds struggled to find a way through at the other end, though Michael Smith’s header was well held by Maxwell.

Townsend also came to Barnsley’s rescue, pushing off the line Wood’s powerful downward header from a 66th-minute corner.

Simeon Jackson came on to add width but Barnsley failed to mount a late onslaught and suffered their second home defeat of the week.



Read more: http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/spor...ump-to-oakwell-defeat-1-7534515#ixzz3pc80grHD

 

going to do it the hard way