Fans are Left in Disbelief at Barnsley's 'Ridiculous' 91st-Minute Winner against Wycombe
- 5 months ago
football fans could not believe their eyes at how Barnsley's League One match against Wycombe Wanderers ended.
The match at Oakwell looked to be heading for a stalemate when it exploded into life in second-half stoppage time.
Wycombe goalkeeper Max Stryjek was booked for time-wasting by the referee and after the official runs away the keeper is left with the ball at his feet.
He is quickly closed down by Barnsley striker Sam Cosgrove who goes to nick the ball, only for Stryjek to pick it up, get knocked over, and spill the ball.
Cosgrove rounds the goalkeeper and taps into the net, much to the confusion of fans.
'GOAL to Barnsley. I can't even...' Wycombe's official X account posted.
Fans were left equally perplexed by the bizarre sequence, which handed Barnsley three points.
'Barnsley's 91st minute winner against Wycombe tonight was wild,' one wrote.
'Just when you think you've seen it all on a football pitch.'
Another added: 'Barnsley's 91st-minute winner against Wycombe - I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS'
A third said: 'Barnsley have just scored this goal against Wycombe to win in the last minute…
'If this happens in Football Manager, my laptop is going out of the window.'
A fourth said: 'How angry would you be as a Wycombe fan if you'd made the 6-hour round trip to Barnsley lose the game in the 91st minute like that… You have to feel for them!'
Wycombe's players were furious with the goal and with emotions running high, midfielder Harry Boyes was sent off for his protests following two quick yellow cards.
The whole sequence began when the referee awarded Wycombe possession back with a drop ball.
From there Stryjek, who was trying to eat some more time, dallied before he went down under minimal contact from an onrushing Cosgrove, and with no foul given he tapped in to score.
Wycombe boss Matt Bloomfield said afterward: 'I've never seen a goal like it. The circumstances are so disappointing. Usually, when a striker runs at a keeper it's a foul. But at the same time, you've got to hold on to the ball. I saw the reaction I wanted from Saturday, but to lose is so frustrating.'
The match at Oakwell looked to be heading for a stalemate when it exploded into life in second-half stoppage time.
Wycombe goalkeeper Max Stryjek was booked for time-wasting by the referee and after the official runs away the keeper is left with the ball at his feet.
He is quickly closed down by Barnsley striker Sam Cosgrove who goes to nick the ball, only for Stryjek to pick it up, get knocked over, and spill the ball.
Cosgrove rounds the goalkeeper and taps into the net, much to the confusion of fans.
'GOAL to Barnsley. I can't even...' Wycombe's official X account posted.
Fans were left equally perplexed by the bizarre sequence, which handed Barnsley three points.
'Barnsley's 91st minute winner against Wycombe tonight was wild,' one wrote.
'Just when you think you've seen it all on a football pitch.'
Another added: 'Barnsley's 91st-minute winner against Wycombe - I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS'
A third said: 'Barnsley have just scored this goal against Wycombe to win in the last minute…
'If this happens in Football Manager, my laptop is going out of the window.'
A fourth said: 'How angry would you be as a Wycombe fan if you'd made the 6-hour round trip to Barnsley lose the game in the 91st minute like that… You have to feel for them!'
Wycombe's players were furious with the goal and with emotions running high, midfielder Harry Boyes was sent off for his protests following two quick yellow cards.
The whole sequence began when the referee awarded Wycombe possession back with a drop ball.
From there Stryjek, who was trying to eat some more time, dallied before he went down under minimal contact from an onrushing Cosgrove, and with no foul given he tapped in to score.
Wycombe boss Matt Bloomfield said afterward: 'I've never seen a goal like it. The circumstances are so disappointing. Usually, when a striker runs at a keeper it's a foul. But at the same time, you've got to hold on to the ball. I saw the reaction I wanted from Saturday, but to lose is so frustrating.'