Johnson On 'Dangerous' Barnsley
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Two Up Front For Johnson At Barnsley
Saturday, October 29th 2016
Lee Johnson makes two changes to his last league line-up as the City head coach returns to former club Barnsley for the first time (3pm).
Wide men Jamie Paterson and Luke Freeman (ankle) drop out, replaced by Bobby Reid and Aaron Wilbraham as Johnson switches to 4-4-2 with a narrow midfield.
Scott Golbourne continues ahead of Joe Bryan at left-back, while Callum O’Dowda is missing through illness.
Barnsley: Davies, Bree, Yiadom, McDonald, Jackson, Kay, Morsy, Watkins, Kent, Winnall, Armstrong. Subs: Townsend, Kpekawa, Evans, Williams, Lee, Hammill, Bradshaw.
Bristol City: Fielding, Matthews, Flint, Magnusson, Golbourne, O’Neil, K.Smith, Reid, Tomlin, Wilbraham, Abraham. Subs: O’Donnell, Moore, Bryan, Pack, Brownhill, Paterson, Engvall.
Referee: Mr G Eltringham.
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