BARNSLEY manager Gerhard Struber challenged his team to maintain the standards they set at Craven Cottage after closing the gap to safety to six points by completing the double over Fulham.
Cauley Woodrow delivered a blow to former club Fulham's promotion challenge as he scored twice in a 3-0 win which keeps alive Barnsley's hopes of pulling off an unlikely survival bid.
LEAGUE ONE leaders Rotherham United are the new frontrunners at the top of the Yorkshire Post Power Rankings list - with Sheffield United, FC Halifax Town, Harrogate Town and Doncaster Rovers still going strong.
The Championship action continued last night, with a packed fixture list throwing up further twists and turns in an already enthralling season. As things stand, there's no telling who will make the play-offs, given how tightly-packed the top half of the table is looking.
It was a mixed bag of performances from the Yorkshire sides this week, but Sheffield United continue to fly the flag, moving back up to fifth in the Premier League by beating Bournemouth while their rivals were on a winter break.
AFTER witnessing his side’s anaemic performance at Oakwell on Saturday, Sheffield Wednesday manager Garry Monk would have been forgiven for drifting his thoughts towards the summer.
BARNSLEY head coach Gerhard Struber felt that his spirited side got back in the good books of supporters after showing character and desire in a 1-1 derby draw with Sheffield Wednesday.
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY head coach Garry Monk refused to lay the blame at keeper Cameron Dawson following his costly error in the Owls' 1-1 derby draw against relegation-threatened Barnsley at Oakwell.
WHEN Jacob Brown lines up for Barnsley against Sheffield Wednesday – the club who dashed his boyhood dreams – today, it will represent a cathartic moment for himself and everyone close to him.
