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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Barnsley had to come from behind to win 2-1 against Sky Bet League One strugglers Carlisle.
January signing Luke Armstrong opened the scoring before Devante Cole levelled and Herbie Kane converted from the spot.
The visitors broke the deadlock in the seventh minute. A loose pass from Liam Roberts was intercepted by Armstrong who finished from 30 yards out.
Daniel Butterworth came close in the 12th minute when he met Jack Ellis’ cross, but his header struck the goal frame.
Neill Collins’ side levelled in the 58th minute. Skipper Jordan Williams broke forward and found Cole in the left of the box for him to fire into the bottom right corner.
They almost added a second six minutes later when Kane drove to the edge of the box and flashed an effort just over.
The hosts struck the winner after they were awarded a spot-kick in the 86th minute when Adam Phillips was brought down inside the box.
Kane stepped up and powered it down the middle.
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