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ANGUS SAVES GUTSY TYKES TO STOP SAM TAKING BACON

Striker scores for Owls on return

By Chris Dunlavy

ANGUS MacDONALD’S lastgasp header rescued a deserved point for Barnsley after pantomime villain Sam Winnall returned to haunt his former side.
Winnall, 26, scored 41 goals in 98 games for the Tykes before joining the Owls for a knockdown £500,000 in January.
The striker –who had rejected a new contract – was barracked mercilessly but responded ruthlessly when home keeper Adam Davies tried to shepherd a harmless long ball out of play with disastrous consequences.
Robbed by Adam Reach, Davies could only watch in ...

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