Blackpool v Barnsley RECAP: Updates from Bloomfield Road as Seasiders bid to make it back-to-back wins

Gary Madine enters the fray in place of Tyreece John-Jules, who is given a healthy ovation from the Blackpool faithful.

Marvin Ekpiteta does well to beat the dangerous Aaron Leya Iseka to the ball, although he does concede a corner.

A long ball over the top of the Pool backline appears to be heading towards Cauley Woodrow, but Chris Maxwell is off his line quickly to head clear outside his box.

Maxi is then fouled, giving Pool a free-kick.

Pool have just dropped a little deeper in the last few moments, but thankfully they’ve not been punished by a Barnsley side that continue to concede possession.

It’s something to be wary of though for the Seasiders.

The game is opening up a little bit as Barnsley begin to commit more men forward. It’s leaving plenty of gaps though and Pool are having joy on the counter.

The Seasiders break with huge numbers from a Barnsley corner, but the move breaks down at the final moment. Keshi Anderson’s pass to Lulke Garbutt was just too weak and a Barnsley man was able to nip in and win the ball.

Not for the first time this afternoon, Keshi Anderson and Shayne Lavery combine well, but the latter’s shot is straight at Brad Collins.

The pair of them have been fantastic so far.

Keshi Anderson ignores the options either side of him to shoot from range, but his effort is comfortably wide. Bit selfish there from Keshi, who had a superb first-half.

Callum Styles, who has looked like one of Barnsley’s rare threats this afternoon, tries his luck from 30 yards. It has Chris Maxwell scrambling, but his ambitious effort dips a yard or two over the bar.

Kenny Dougall gets the game back underway.

Barnsley made one change at the break, introducing Clarke Oduor for Dominik Frieser. I have to be honest, I don’t remember even seeing Frieser during the first-half...