Barnsley FC
Barnsley stunned hosts Derby County in a Championship week 11 game played at Pride Park at the weekend. The match ended in a 2-0 victory for the Tykes and it has been ranked among the most unfair results in the Championship during the last set of games.
Arsenal are set to test Crystal Palace resolve as they prepare a massive bid for the mercurial winger Wilfried Zaha. The Ivory Coast international is desperate to seek a new challenge elsewhere, per reports. Premier league clubs like Everton and Tottenham have continued to monitor the player’s current situation.
The Government has opened The door to the Premier League to restart on 17 June with Aston Villa v Sheffield United and Manchester City v Arsenal, subject to government approval. Then a full round of fixtures would be played on the weekend of 19 to 21 of June. The Premier League has 92 matches still to play. All matches will take place behind closed doors and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC Sport or Amazon Prime. According to reports, BBC Sport will air four live matches for the first time since the Premier League’s inception in 1992.
Barnsley has managed to sum up points against Fulham, Hull City, and Middlesbrough to proceed with three points to a safer side. However, the coach of the team is urging for a consistent playoff from the team before they head towards Madejski Stadium. While speaking to the media, Struber, the manager of the Reds, said that it is quite clear that the team is dealing with relegation at this time. Still, as professionals, the quality will be showcased throughout the coming plays.
He expressed his happiness about the attitude and vibrancy the players showed in the field for the past games and pointed out that the players in the team are right now confident after their win. Struber said that Barnsley is having its highest focus on the league games and their success and is not bothered about the things taking place elsewhere in the club. Struber also added that he has nothing to do with Cardiff’s team, who had better success and had stacks of championships.
Former QPR coach Neil Warnock says OdionIghalo, Manchester United’s latest loan signing is not cut out to function is a squad as the Red Devils.
