Newcastle United v Barnsley

Last updated : 06 May 2017 By Rob Miles (BarnsleyBoy)

Last time out - Barnsley Team:

Adam Davies

Callum Elder

Adam Jackson

Angus MacDonald

Gethin Jones

George Moncur

Josh Scowen

Matty James

Ryan Kent

Marley Watkins

Tom Bradshaw

 

Head to Head

Last six Newcastle v Barnsley results:       

18/10/2016 Barnsley 0-2 Newcastle (Dwight Gayle 49, 68) (Championship)

06/03/2010 Newcastle (Peter Lovenkrands pen 44, 48, Danny Guthrie 50, 69, Jonas Gutierrez 60, Kevin Nolan 71) 6-1 Barnsley (Daniel Bogdanovic 83) (Championship)

12/12/2009 Barnsley (Emil Hallfredsson 52, Bobby Hassell 87) 2-2 Newcastle (Kevin Nolan 6, Marlon Harewood 78) (Championship)

29/08/2007 Newcastle (Michael Owen 57, Obafemi Martins 86) 2-0 Barnsley (League Cup)

09/10/2001 Barnsley 0-1 Newcastle (Craig Bellamy 79) (League Cup)

13/04/1998 Newcastle (Andreas Andersson 40, Alan Shearer 86) 2-1 Barnsley (Jan-Aage Fjortoft 50) (Premiership)

Overall Record 

Newcastle Wins: 19

Barnsley Wins: 11

Draws: 12

Newcastle Goals: 70

Barnsley Goals: 43

At St James’ Park:

Newcastle Wins: 14

Barnsley Wins: 3

Draws: 3

Newcastle Goals: 45

Barnsley Goals: 15

 

First Met: Newcastle (Jack Rutherford 83) 1-1 Barnsley (Harry Tufnell 37), Saturday 23rd April 1910. (FA Cup Final)

Biggest Win: Barnsley 3-0 Newcastle, Monday 6th September 1937. (Second Division) & Wednesday 9th January 1946. (FA Cup) & Saturday 30th November 1991. (Second Division)

Biggest Defeat: Newcastle 6-0 Barnsley, Wednesday 7th April 1993. (Division One)

Last Home Win: Barnsley 1-0 Newcastle, Sunday 13th December 1992. (Division One)

Last Away Win: Newcastle 1-2 Barnsley, Saturday 25th September 1982. (Second Division)

Last Home Draw: Barnsley (Emil Halfredsson 52, Bobby Hassell 87) 2-2 Newcastle (Kevin Nolan 6, Marlon Harewood 78), Saturday 12th December 2009. (Championship)

Last Away Draw: Newcastle 1-1 Barnsley, Saturday 22nd February 1992. (Second Division)

Last Home Defeat: Barnsley 0-2 Newcastle (Dwight Gayle 49, 68), Tuesday 18th October 2016. (Championship)

Last Away Defeat: Newcastle (Peter Lovenkrands pen 44, 48, Danny Guthrie 50, 69, Joans Gutierrez 60, Kevin Nolan 71) 6-1 Barnsley (Daniel Bogdanovic 83), Saturday 6th March 2010. (Championship)

 

Last Away Meeting:

Saturday 6th March 2010. (Championship)

Newcastle 6                     1 Barnsley

St James’ Park attendance: 44,464.

League Positions After Match:

Newcastle: 1st    72 points

Barnsley: 11th    45 points

Final League Position:

Newcastle: 1st  102 points - Champions

Barnsley: 18th  54 points

            

Newcastle:

Steve Harper, Danny Simpson, Mike Williamson, Fabricio Coloccini, Jonas Gutierrez, Jose Enrique, Danny Guthrie, Kevin Nolan, Andy Carroll, Peter Lovenkrands, Fabrice Pancrate.

Substitutions:

Tamas Kadar (for Enrique 33)

Leon Best (for Carroll 72)

Ryan Taylor (for Noland 73)

Unused substitutes:

Tim Krul, Fitz Hall, Nicky Butt, Nile Ranger.

Manager: Chris Hughton (1st June 2009 – 6th December 2010)

Barnsley:

Luke Steele, Ryan Shotton, Stephen Foster, Carl Dickinson, Nathan Doyle, Bobby Hassell, Anderson De Silva, Hugo Colace, Emil Hallfredsson, Filipe Teixeira, Andy Gray.

Substitutions:

David Preece (for Anderson 42)

Daniel Bogdanovic (for Gray 63)

Jon Macken (for Hallfredsson 63)

Unused substitutes:

Luke Potter, Darren Moore, Adam Hammill, Iain Hume.

Manager: Mark Robins (9th September 2009 – 15th May 2011)

 

Still at respective clubs:

Newcastle: 1 (Krul)

Barnsley: 1 (Hammill)

Managers since this game (including caretakers):

Newcastle: 4 (Alan Pardew 9th December 2010 – 31st December 2014, John Carver 31st December 2014 – 9th June 2015, Steve McClaren 10th June 2015 – 11th March 2016, Rafael Benitez 11th March 2016 - present)

Barnsley: 7 (Keith Hill, 1st June 2011- 29th December 2012, David Flitcroft 29th December 2012- 30th November 2013, Micky Mellon 30th November 2013- 17th December 2013, Danny Wilson 17th December 2013- 12th February 2015, Mark Burton/Paul Heckingbottom 12th February 2015- 25th February 2015, Lee Johnson 25th February 2015- 6th February 2016, Paul Heckingbottom 6th February 2016-present)

 

This Season:

Last six 2016-2017 results:

Newcastle:

28/04/17 Cardiff 0-2 Newcastle (Christian Atsu 55, Issac Hayden 65) (Championship)

24/04/17 Newcastle (Ayoze Perez 7, 67, Christian Atsu 45, Matt Ritchie pen 65) 4-1 Preston (Jordan Hugill 14) (Championship)

17/04/17 Ipswich (Freddie Sears 42, David McGoldrick 69, Emyr Huws 90) 3-1 Newcastle (Daryl Murphy 62) (Championship)

14/04/17 Newcastle (Jamal Lascelles 67) 1-1 Leeds (Chris Wood 90) (Championship)

08/04/17 Sheffield Wednesday (Tom Lees 59, Steven Fletcher 68) 2-1 Newcastle (Jonjo Shelvey 88) (Championship)

05/04/17 Newcastle (Matt Ritchie 68) 1-0 Burton (Championship)

W: 3 D: 1 L: 2 F: 10 A: 7 GD: +3

Overall League Record W: 28 D: 7 L: 10 F: 82 A: 40 GD: +42 Points: 91 Pos: 2nd

 

Barnsley:

29/04/17 Barnsley (George Moncur 38) 1-1 Burton (Luke Varney 52) (Championship)

22/04/17 Bristol City (Tammy Abraham 53, Jamie Paterson 69, Aden Flint 74) 3-2 Barnsley (Alex Mowatt 37, George Moncur 64) Championship)

17/04/17 Barnsley (Marley Watkins 28) 1–1 Brentford (Florian Jozefzoon 41) (Championship)

13/04/17 Wigan (Nick Powell 71, 72 82pen) 3–2 Barnsley (Adam Armstrong 42, Ryan Kent 59) (Championship)

08/04/17 Blackburn 0–2 Barnsley (Marc Roberts 3, Marley Watkins 10) (Championship)

04/04/17 Barnsley 0-0 Cardiff (Championship)

W: 1 D: 3 L: 2 F: 8 A: 8 GD: 0

Overall League Record: W: 15 D: 13 L: 17 F: 64 A: 64 GD: 0 Points: 58 Pos: 14th

 

Newcastle last time out:

Cardiff 0-2 Newcastle

Rob Elliot, Paul Dummett, Chancel Mbemba, DeAndre Yedlin, Ciaran Clark, Jack Colback, Isaac Hayden, Christian Atsu, Mo Diame, Daryl Murphy, Ayoze Perez.

Substitutes:

Aleksander Mitrovic (for Murphy 66)

Jonjo Shelvey (for Colback 73)

Jamie Sterry (for Perez 90)

Unused Substitutes

Karl Darlow, Massadio Haidara, Achraf Lazaar, Yoan Gouffran.

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez said:

"You never know. Something Brighton have is experience but we did our job, and we're happy with that.

"It's always good for your fans when you can win. It's a long, long trip. I don't think I will watch the Brighton game. I will try and enjoy with the family.

"The reaction of the players, especially after the promotion, I think they were focused, especially in the second half."

 

Mad Sites:

www.newcastleunited-mad.co.uk 

www.barnsley-mad.co.uk

Official Sites:

www.nufc.co.uk

www.barnsleyfc.co.uk

 

Other Fixtures:

Sunday 7th May 2017:

12noon:

Aston Villa v Brighton

Brentford v Blackburn

Bristol City v Birmingham

Burton v Reading

Huddersfield v Cardiff

Norwich v QPR

Nottingham Forest v Ipswich

Rotherham v Derby

Sheffield Wednesday v Fulham

Wigan v Leeds

Wolves v Preston