Coca Cola Championship 2009-10

August
  8 Sheff Wed           (A)
15 Coventry             (H)
18 Preston              (H)
22 Leicester            (A)
29 Reading             (H)
September
12 Watford              (A)
15 Derby                (A)
19 Swansea              (H)
26 QPR                 (A)
29 West Brom           (H)
October
3 Ipswich              (H)
17 Doncaster          (A)
20 Nottm Forest       (A)
24 Bristol City        (H)
31 Peterborough      (A)
November
 7 Sheff Utd           (H)
21 Cardiff              (H)
28 Plymouth             (A)
December
 5 Blackpool            (A)
 8 Scunthorpe           (H)
12 Newcastle            (H)
19 Crystal Palace      (A)
26 Preston              (A)
28 Middlesbrough     (H)
January
 9 Coventry             (A)
16 Sheff Wed           (H)
26 Leicester            (H)
30 Reading             (A)
February
 6 Watford              (H)
 9 Middlesbrough      (A)
13 Plymouth             (H)
16 Scunthorpe          (A)
20 Cardiff              (A)
27 Blackpool            (H)
March
 6 Newcastle            (A)
13 Crystal Palace     (H)
16 Nottm Forest      (H)
20 Ipswich              (A)
23 Bristol City        (A)
27 Doncaster          (H)
April
 3 Sheff Utd           (A)
 5 Peterborough      (H)
10 Derby                (H)
17 Swansea           (A)
24 QPR                 (H)
May
 2 West Brom        (A)

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	Barnsley FC Oakwell Stadium Barnsley South Yorkshire S71 1ET Tel: 01226 211211 Location

Brief History

Barnsley Football Club managed an historic FA Cup run in 2007, beating Premiership giants Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield and defending champions Chelsea 1-0 in order to reach the semi-finals for the first time since 1912 , where they narrowly lost out 1-0 to fellow Championship side Cardiff City at Wembley .

Club Stats.

Manager - Mark Robins