League One

Comeback win never in doubt for Stendel

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 September 2018

By Trevor Atkinson

DANIEL Stendel believed his Barnsley side had the quality and power to beat Fleetwood as they fought back to win at Highbury.
Barnsley had gone a goal behind after ex-youth team player Harrison Biggins scored his first goal for Fleetwood after 19 minutes.
But 20-year-old Jacob Brown levelled just after the half hour mark, with Kieffer Moore completing the fightback in the 42nd minute.
Substitute Mamadou Thiam made it 3-1 in injury time and Stendel was pleased with his side’s response.
He said: “In the end we knew that we had more quality and more power to w...

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