Blackpool went head-to-head with Barrow in the EFL Trophy of England on September 16. Blackpool emerged victorious with a 5-0 win.
As Blackpool and Barrow square off once more, the memory of Blackpool's 0-2 win in their EFL Trophy face-off from 2 years ago still lingers. Blackpool come into this match following a defeat to Northampton on September 13, looking to bounce back with a stronger performance, although they have been unable to secure a victory in their past four games. Strengthening their defense will be critical to turning their fortunes around, since their inability to keep a clean sheet has been evident, as they have been conceding goals for nine consecutive matches now.
Barrow are enduring a rough patch just like their oponents, entering this game after suffering three losses in a row to Bristol Rovers, Swindon Town and Fleetwood Town. Their backline has lacked consistency, conceding goals in their last three matches in a row.
In this EFL Trophy showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for Blackpool and Barrow throughout the campaign. Blackpool’s top finisher Niall Ennis and George Honeyman have played important roles in ensuring their attack, shaped by Steve Bruce’s vision, remains effective. Ennis remains at the heart of Blackpool’s attacking play, registering three goals and in all competitions this term, as Honeyman tops the team’s assist charts with one decisive pass leading to goal. Supporting them are Ashley Fletcher, Lee Evans and Jordan Brown, who have also chipped in with important goals and assists, adding depth to Blackpool’s attack.
Meanwhile, Lewis Shipley and Tyler Walker have been pivotal for Barrow’s attack, carefully orchestrated by Andy Whing, combining to deliver important goals. Shipley has been Barrow’s standout performer across all competitions, netting three goals, as Barkhuizen cements his role as the team’s top provider, delivering one assist this term. Adding further support are Jack Earing, Connor Mahoney and Charlie Raglan, who have combined to deliver key goals and assists for the team.
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Our AI model provides a pre-game prediction for the Blackpool–Barrow match; once underway, the AI tracks every minute and refreshes its forecast accordingly. In this meeting, our AI model correctly predicted Blackpool's win before the match. According to pre-match data, the model suggested that Blackpool’s victory was projected as most likely, carrying 36%, while a draw was at 31% and Barrow’s victory was at 33%.
We are updating team formations and line-ups for Blackpool - Barrow in real time.
In their last outing, Blackpool lined up with Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Hayden Coulson, Oliver Casey, Michael Ihiekwe, Danny Imray, George Honeyman, Jordan Brown, Albie Morgan, Josh Bowler, Dale Taylor and Niall Ennis.
Barrow's lineup in their latest match featured Wyll Stanway, Lewis Shipley, Niall Canavan, Charlie Raglan, Ben Jackson, Scott Smith, Jack Earing, Elliot Newby, Josh Gordon, Tom Barkhuizen and Innes Cameron.
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The teams have met five times since August 2020. Blackpool have won four times while Barrow have won once. The most recent match between them was on September 5, 2023, in the EFL Trophy of England, where Blackpool secured a 0-2 victory. Over the course of these five head-to-head games, Blackpool have found the net nine times, whereas Barrow have scored one. Overall, Blackpool hold a stronger head-to-head record against Barrow in recent meetings.
Blackpool are coming off a loss in their last match against Northampton, while Barrow's recent form includes three consecutive losses, having lost to Bristol Rovers, Swindon Town and Fleetwood Town in their last three matches. Overall, Blackpool have won seven of their last twenty matches, losing nine and drawing four, while in their last nineteen matches, Barrow have recorded seven wins, nine losses, and three draws.
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