Ratings: How Barnsley FC players fared against Millwall

Barnsley FC players celebrate their winning goal. PICTURE: TONY JOHNSON.Barnsley FC players celebrate their winning goal. PICTURE: TONY JOHNSON.
Barnsley FC players celebrate their winning goal. PICTURE: TONY JOHNSON.
HERE are the Barnsley FC player ratings from Saturday afternoon's home game against Millwall at Oakwell.

Collins: Little to do, but his positioning was up for debate for Millwall’s goal. 6

Sollbauer: Gave away a few free-kicks in the first half and was on the back foot at times. Bennett was a lively customer for him and came off at the interval. 6

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Helik: In a game where the ball spent a fair amount of time in the air, he won plenty and showed his liking for a goal too. Made some timely clearances. 8

Andersen: Cleared his lines well and was very steady again. 8

Brittain: Hesitant for Millwall’s leveller and it proved fatal. Recovered well enough. 6.

Palmer: Quiet in the first half and could not dictate. Fell to sleep for a split-second in the build-up to Millwall’s leveller. 5

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Mowatt: Posed problems with his deliveries - and his free-kick for the goal was a good one. Barnsley's heartbeat. 7

Styles: Not vintage Styles, but still decent all the same. Kept going. 7

Dike: Put himself about and was up for battle and tested Millwall’s backline. Good shift. 7

Woodrow: Showed his predatory instincts to net his tenth league goal of the campaign. 7

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Morris: Had a couple of chances in the first half and his energy levels were striking. A player who comes back for more and empties the tank. Close in second half 7.

Substitutes: Halme (Palmer 45). Held his ground well and showed good positional sense. 7

Sibbick (Sollbauer 45). Added pace to the backline after coming on at the break for Sollbauer. 7

Adeboyejo (Dike 75). Brought on for Dike after the loan forward’s serious graft. 6

J Williams (Styles 81). Came on to add to energy late on. 6

Frieser (Woodrow 90).

Not used: Walton, Kane, Chaplin, Oduor.

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