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POYA: SHOW ME THAT SPIRIT AGAIN

By Steffan Thomas

SWANSEA C 1
Ntcham 64

BARNSLEY 1
Gomes 54

STAR MAN

AMINE BASSI Barnsley

FRUSTRATED Barnsley boss Poya Asbaghi insists his side missed a golden opportunity to claim their first league win against Swansea since 1983 – and give them a huge lift ahead of tomorrow’s crunch home clash against Peterborough in the process.
Claudio Gomes fired the Tykes ahead in the 54th minute, but only ten minutes later Olivier Ntcham found an equaliser.
Barnsley are deep in the Championship relegation zone, and are now ten points away from safety, while Swansea are seven...

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