Barnsley 2-2 Bristol City: Woodrow strikes late to earn strugglers a point

Daniel Lewis
November 1, 2019 22:37 MYT
Cauley Woodrow scored in the 94th minute as Barnsley recovered from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Bristol City and climb off the foot of the Championship.

Daniel Bentley denied Barnsley twice in the first half of Friday's clash at Oakwell, including one impressive save to turn Conor Chaplin's shot against the post.

But it was play-off chasers Bristol City who took the lead before the interval, some poor defending leaving Ashley Williams free to head home from close range.

Barnsley were given a mountain to climb with 71 minutes on the clock, Andreas Weimann the latest to peel away from his marker to send a looping header past Bradley Collins.

However, Aapo Halme headed home a corner to cut the deficit in half and Woodrow poked home deep into added time to earn his side just a ninth point of the campaign.

A LAST GASP EQUALISER! Cauley Woodrow's late, late goal sees @BarnsleyFC come back from 2-0 down to earn a point at Oakwell.#EFL | #COYR pic.twitter.com/PeT4NnIwO9

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