In the know: Barnsley v Bristol City

Venue: Oakwell.

Kick-off: 3pm.

Capacity: 23,009.

Record attendance: 40,255 v Stoke City (FA Cup 5th rd) - 15 February, 1936.

Barnsley's nickname: Tykes or Reds.

Manager: Mark Robins.

Top scorer: Adam Hammill and Andy Gray - 3.

Programme: £3.

Ticket info: adults £19, OAPs/under-18s £11, under-12s £5.

How to get there, by car: Leave the M1 at Junction 37 and take the A628 towards Barnsley. Stay on this road (the ground is well signposted) and you will eventually see the ground on your right. There are a couple of car parks located at the ground.

By train: Barnsley railway station is about a ten minute walk away. This station is served by trains running between Sheffield & Leeds.

By coach: Depart Ashton Gate 9am. Seats cost £22 (season card holders/CATS members), £24 non-members.

Last meeting: 31 January, 2009 City 2, Barnsley 0

Biggest City win: 27 August, 1958 Barnsley 4, City 7

Heaviest defeat: 21 March, 1913 Barnsley 7, City 1

How will it go? Tough one to call, but a draw looks the most likely outcome - Andy Stockhausen

Words of wisdom: "I don't score that many but, when I get one, another always seems to follow soon after." - Jamie McCombe reflects on Tuesday's headed goal against Plymouth Argyle.

Just a thought: Tykes midfielder Anderson De Silva was a transfer target for City during the summer.

Fancy a flutter? Bet365 offer Barnsley to win at 11/8, with City 23/10. Blue Square lay Jamie McCombe at 33/1 to score the first goal, but Ladbrokes' 8/1 price on a goalless draw looks tempting.