Barnsley 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday

Last updated : 09 February 2020 By Rob Miles

The one- all derby resumed this weekend as these two shared the spoils via this score-line for the fourth successive time at Oakwell and indeed the fifth time in eight meetings overall.
Indeed each of the four games have seen a different manager in both dugouts:

⦁ October 2013 - Barnsley: David Flitcroft, Wednesday: Dave Jones

⦁ April 2017 - Barnsley: Paul Heckingbottom, Wednesday: Lee Bullen

⦁ February 2018 - Barnsley: Paul Harsley, Wednesday: Jos Luhukay

⦁ February 2020- Barnsley: Gerhard Struber, Wednesday: Garry Monk

In each of the last four 1-1 draws Wednesday have opened the scoring with the Reds coming back to level with the last two at Oakwell seeing Wednesday score between the 15th and 18th minutes and Barnsley quickly equalise between the 20th and 25th.

It continues the Reds wretched record against their neighbours having now gone 12 games since last tasting victory over the Owls (D6 L6) with four of the last five ending level.

It is now 11 years since Barnsley defeated Wednesday, winning 1-0 at Hillsborough in February 2009 and 12 years since an Oakwell success winning 2-1 in October 2008.

Barnsley have now gone eight games since they last opened the scoring against Wednesday - Marcus Pedersen in October 2013 is the last player to do so but, unsurprisingly, that match finished 1-1.

Barnsley have now failed to win any of their last 51 Championship matches in which they have conceded the first goal, (D11 L40) since defeating Leeds 3-2 three years ago (21st January 2017)

Cauley Woodrow hauled Barnsley level with a speculative effort following an error by Owls keeper Cameron Dawson to score for the third game in a row for the third time in his Barnsley career.

Former Barnsley defender Garry Monk has faced Barnsley four times as a manager with three different clubs and has finished on the winning side only once (a 2-1 win as Leeds manager in October 2016) D2 L1. Monk was actually in charge of the opposition the last time Barnsley won a Championship game when conceding the first goal.

Barnsley only committed seven fouls in the game, their lowest amount this season and lowest since the final home game of 2018-2019 against Blackpool (6)

Barnsley Team:
40. Brad Collins
2. Jordan Williams
6. Mads Andersen
7. Jacob Brown
9. Cauley Woodrow
11.Conor Chaplin
16. Luke Thomas
18. Michael Sollbauer
22. Clark Oduor
27. Alex Mowatt (C)
28. Elliot Simoes

Substitutes:
20. Callum Styles (for Thomas 62)
10. Mike Bähre (for Chaplin 68)
19. Patrick Schmidt (Simoes 83)

Unused Substitutes:
4. Kenny Dougall, 13. Jack Walton, 14. Kilian Ludewig, 24. Aapo Halme.

Sheffield Wednesday Team:
25. Cameron Dawson
2. Liam Palmer
8. Joey Pelupessy
10. Barry Bannan
13. Julian Börner
15. Tom Lees (c)
19. Connor Wickham
27. Dominic Iorfa
38. Alessio Da Cruz
45. Fernando Forestieri
47. Josh Windass

Substitutions:
5. Kieran Lee (for Pelupessy 66)
14. Jacob Murphy (for Forestieri 71)
17. Atdhe Nuhiu (for Wickham 80)

Unused Substitutes:
7. Kadeem Harris, 28. Joe Wildsmith, 29. Alex Hunt, 44. Osaze Urhoghide

Sheffield Wednesday manager Garry Monk said:

"We knew it was going to be a battle. I think for both teams, being a local derby, it was a fight to win that battle.

"I appreciate it was difficult conditions being a derby, but we have to be able to make decisions at the right times. We didn't do that at the right times.

"The competitive side was there from both teams, but both teams didn't show that care on the ball. The times we did that, we looked a threat, but it just let us down today.

"This is a big job, there's a lot of things that need to be corrected to move forward. Everyone is frustrated, I'm frustrated we're in a patch where we're not coming out the right side of it."

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Sky Bet Championship results

FRIDAY 7TH FEBRUARY 2020
Bristol City (7th) 1-3 Birmingham City (15th)
Paterson 1
                                 Hogan 23
                                 Weimann og 30
                                 Jutkiewicz 90+2

SATURDAY 8TH FEBRUARY 2020
Wigan Athletic (22nd) 1-2 Preston North End (6th)
                                         Barkhuizen 7
                                         Johnson 48
Dunkley 57

BARNSLEY (23rd) 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday (11th)
                                     Windass 16
Woodrow 24

Blackburn Rovers (12th) 0-1 Fulham (3rd)
                                              Mitrovic 65

Brentford (5th) 3-2 Middlesbrough (18th)
Jeanvier 24
                               Wing 58
Mbeumo 60
                               Fletcher 63
Watkins 87

Huddersfield Town (19th) 2-0 Queens Park Rangers (17th)
Kachunga 57
Mounie pen 61

Luton Town (24th) 0-1 Cardiff City (8th)
                                    Tomlin 73

Reading (16th) 1-1 Hull City (14th)
Obita 56
                               Wilks 82

Stoke City (20th) 3-1 Charlton Athletic (21st)
McClean 28
                                  Purrington 45+1
Ince 47
Powell 66

Swansea City (9th) 2-3 Derby County (13th)
                                      Waghorn 8
Dhanda 56
Naughton 58
                                      Holmes 64
                                      Lawrence 80

Nottingham Forest (4th) 2-0 Leeds United (2nd)
Ameobi 31
Walker 90+4

SUNDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2020
Millwall (10th) 0-2 West Bromwich Albion (1st)
                              Krovinovic 42
                              O'Shea 84

Barnsley lie in 23rd place in the Sky Bet Championship with 25 points from 31 games. We are 25 points outside the Play-Offs, 30 points outside the Automatic Promotion Places, 34 points outside First Place and 8 points inside the Relegation Zone.
Up to 9/2/20

Next Up:

At Oakwell:
Sky Bet Championship Matchday Thirty Two: Barnsley v Birmingham City, Tuesday 11th February 2020. Kick-Off: 7:45pm

On The Road:
Sky Bet Championship Matchday Thirty Three: Fulham v Barnsley, Saturday 15th February 2020. Kick-Off: 3pm