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Barnsley 2-1 Millwall: Helik is a hell of a hero for Tykes

Michal Helik smashed home the match-winner on the hour for high-flying Barnsley

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The LeaguePaper Team
28 February 2021

By Nick Johnson

BARNSLEY head coach Valerien Ismael praised his side’s mentality after they beat Millwall, with goals from Cauley Woodrow and Michal Helik giving the Tykes their fifth win in a row.
Mason Bennett had levelled for Millwall after just six minutes, before Helik won it for the Reds and Ismael said: “Congratulations to the guys for the performance and the mentality on the pitch.
“It was a tough game – it was exactly as we expected against Millwall. We were prepared for the direct game. That’s why we put a lot of bodies and physicality on the starting XI today, to compete at that ...

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