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Bryan and Baker start at Oakwell
Friday, March 30th 2018
Joe Bryan is back in the City starting XI after serving his two-game suspension.
The Bristolian slots into left-back, with Lloyd Kelly rested on the bench after his successful international duties.
Nathan Baker also returns to central defence after an ongoing groin concern while the injured Hordur Magnusson misses out, as Lee Johnson's second change from the side which kicked-off against Ipswich Town last time out.
Barnsley v City at Oakwell kicks off at 3pm.
Bristol City: Fielding, Pisano, Wright, Baker, Bryan, Brownhill, Smith, Pack, Paterson, Reid, Diรฉdhiou. Subs: Steele, Hegeler, Kelly, Walsh, Kent, Djuric, Diony.
Barnsley: Davies, Fryers, Lindsay, Moncur, Isgrove, McBurnie, Yiadom, Moore, Potts, Jackson, Gardner. Subs: Walton, McCarthy, Williams, Hammill, Bradshaw, Pinnock, Mahoney.
Referee: Keith Stroud
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