Barnsley have taken off right-back Barry Cotter who has put in a decent shift tonight.

He's replaced by Donovan Pines.

The travelling Stockport fans are trying to gee their team up as they win another corner.

It breaks to Callum Camps on the edge of the area who thumps a powerful shot well wide.

Three of Stockport's 10 goals this season have come in the last 15 minutes, so maybe there is still hope of finding an equaliser...

Two more changes for Stockport as Jack Diamond and Jayden Fevrier are on for Tanto Oloafe and Kyle Wootton.

Barnsley skipper Luca Connell is booked for a challenge on the halfway line as Stockport looked to break clear.

Louie Barry wins a corner for Stockport and waves his arms in the air towards the visiting fans who respond with a roar and burst into full voice.

The corner comes in and is cleared and Barnsley can bring it forward.

Barry Cotter breaks through down the right flank for Barnsley and is clean through.

He tries to lob the keeper when maybe he should have brought the ball down and it's well off target in the end.

That was a good opening for the hosts.

Adie Moses
Ex-Barnsley defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's not been convincing tonight, we've lost the ball far too many times.

The fans don't sound happy at the moment, the passing needs to be better.

A bit of pinball in the midfield and the ball breaks for Stockport's Kyle Wootton who goes through but it's an excellent challenge by Marc Roberts and the ball cannons off Wootton and out for a goal-kick.

Groans from the Barnsley fans as they give the ball away and another move breaks down.

You sense things are just getting a little tense with their side still only one goal ahead.

Stockport make a couple of changes as Lewis Fiorini and Callum Camps are introduced for the visitors.

Lewis Bate and ex-Sheffield United midfielder Ollie Norwood make way.

Neither side have been able to take control of this second-half so far, as possession exchanges hands in the midfield.

Both Barnsley and Stockport have given it away cheaply in the build-up.

The ball breaks for Will Collar who hits one from range for County but it's straight down Gaga Slonina's throat.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

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It's been a low-key start to the second-half other than for the match officials!

We've had our moments in the second half, Stockport have had more of the ball but Barnsley have been more effective with it.

Barnsley are making a triple sub to freshen things up.

Striker Stephen Humphrys is off, along with Matthew Craig and Davis Keillor-Dunn.

On comes Sam Cosgrove, Aiden Marsh and Josh Benson.

Callum Connolly, fresh on at half-time, creates an opening but hits his effort wide.

Some entertaining end-to-end football in the opening stages of this second-half.

Now it's Barnsley's turn to have a crack!

Stephen Humphrys finds space 25 yards from goal and unleashes a shot but it's beaten away by Corey Addai for a corner.

Stockport clear their lines from the resulting in-swinger.

This is probably the closest Stockport have come so far tonight.

Louie Barry sets it back for Lewis Bate on the edge of the area and he fizzes a powerful left-footed shot goalwards.

It was always curling away, though, and it just whizzes past the upright.

A bit of a scrappy start to the second-half but Stockport string a move together and Ibou Touray hits a cross into the box from the left but Gaga Slonina is out to claim it.

Stockport are yet to draw a blank in any of their League One games so far this season.

Can they keep their goalscoring run going here?

Stockport's Tyler Onyango, who was on a booking and also gave away the penalty that led to Barnsley's goal, has been replaced at right-back by Callum Connolly.

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We're back underway at Oakwell and it's a big 45 minutes ahead for both sides.

Barnsley lead and are third in League One as things stand, just one point behind Wrexham in second and three off leaders Birmingham City.

It's tight further down too with just three points separating Stockport in 10th and Leyton Orient in 18th.

One goal either way changes so much - and that's why we all love it, right? Here we go...