Preview: Barnsley (H)

HEAD TO HEAD

Bristol City v Barnsley:
W: 42 (44%)
D: 23
L: 30

FORM - Last five games:
Bristol City: WLD*WL** (*FA Cup 3rd round, **FA Cup 3rd round replay)
Barnsley:  DDLW*W (*FA Cup 3rd round)

Club news

• Details of the rearranged fixture between Reading and City have been revealed
• Sammie Szmodics has joined Peterborough United on loan for the rest of the season
• Striker Rodri has left the club, following the end of his short-term contract
• Tickets for City's trip to QPR in February have gone on priority sale
• Former City loanee Cauley Woodrow, Barnsley's joint-top scorer in the league this season, is not expected to feature in tomorrow's fixture due to injury

Word from the camp

Dean Holden and Ádám Nagy spoke to Robins TV and the gathered media ahead of Saturday's fixture.

Assistant Head Coach Holden is looking forward to playing at home and wants Ashton Gate to be a place feared by City's opponents.

Meanwhile, midfielder Nagy has been speaking about his adjustment to life in BS3, as well as the closeness of the squad as they go in search of back-to-back wins.

Memorable fixture

Barnsley 2-2 Bristol City
Friday, March 30th 2018
Sky Bet Championship
Oakwell
Scorer: Diédhiou 31, Brownhill 90+2
Att: 12,236

Josh Brownhill’s injury-time header ensured a share of the points against his former club at Oakwell.

Barnsley raced into an early lead through Kieffer Moore’s header moments after controversial calls for Bailey Wright to be shown a red card at a chilly Oakwell.

However, City continued with 11 men and Famara Diédhiou’s screamer from the edge of the box kept City in the game.

Brad Potts tapped the hosts ahead late on but there was still time for Brownhill to score from Joe Bryan's cross to make it 2-2 at the death.

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