Championship

WE’RE TURNING ON THE STYLES

by
The LeaguePaper Team
18 April 2021

Last-gasp survival gave Reds motivation
By Chris Dunlavy

COVENTRY CITY v BARNSLEY
Today, Kick-off: 3pm

KEY MAN
DARYL DIKE Barnsley

BARNSLEY star Callum Styles says last year’s close shave is the inspiration behind the Tykes’ surprise push for the Premier League.
Lodged in the bottom three for almost the entire season, Barnsley miraculously dodged relegation courtesy of a points deduction for Wigan and a 91st-minute winner in the final game of the season against Brentford.
Winless in the opening seven games of the current campaign, anot...

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