Lansbury hits hat-trick as Forest twice come from behind
Vellios and Osborn also on target for visitors
Winnall and Watkins twice put Barnsley in front
Watkins sent off for stamp on Lam
Forest up to 16th, Barnsley slip to 17th
Barnsley 2-2 Nottingham Forest
Image source, Rex FeaturesMy word. These goals are just raining down now.
Apostolos Vellios with his sixth goal of the season. Now, that was not a pretty finish by any definition, but his touch from point-blank range was enough to loop the ball beyond Adam Davies.
The ball in came from Danny Fox, as Conor Hourihane was given the slip out wide.
Barnsley 2-1 Nottingham Forest
Barnsley are coming in waves at Nottingham Forest's defence, both on the left and right flanks.
Adam Hammill is bright down the left and on the right, well take your pick as James Bree is urging the hosts forward and Adam Armstrong is always lurking.
Barnsley 2-1 Nottingham Forest
And relax. A few minutes have now passed after that burst of goals.
Barnsley, however, still look incredibly dangerous as Nottingham Forest defender Damien Perquis is beaten by Barnsley's Adam Armstrong deep in the box, but the ball runs dead.
Barnsley 2-1 Nottingham Forest
Image source, Rex FeaturesSaaaaaaayyyy what!
Moments - and I mean moments - after Nottingham Forest level, Marley Watkins puts Barnsley ahead.
Some terrible ball watching by Forest defenders allows Watkins time to control a chipped ball over the top from Conor Hourihane and beat Vladimir Stojkovic from close range.
By the way, the count between goals was 1 minute 13 seconds.
Barnsley 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Low, hard and on target. Henri Lansbury levels for Nottingham Forest from a free-kick.
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Adam Jackson sends a looped header over the bar for Barnsley from a dangerous free-kick into the box.
That came after Ben Osborn had a big coming together with the shins of Adam Hammill.
Barnsley 1-0 Nottingham Forest
Ex-Barnsley striker Derek Parker on BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio 5 live sports extra: "What a great move that was down the right hand side and what a ball it was from James Bree. Brilliant work by the young full-back."
Ex-Nottingham Forest full-back Brian Laws on BBC Radio Nottingham: "A dreadful start."
Barnsley 1-0 Nottingham Forest
The home fans are in great voice right now. And so they should be, that was their first goal in three games having played out goalless draws in the past two.
These are, however, two prolific sides this season. So we may have some exciting moments to look forward to.
Barnsley 1-0 Nottingham Forest
Image source, EmpicsYep, seriously that goal came moments after I said nothing of note was happening.
In a flash, play breaks down the right for Barnsley and Sam Winnall gets on the end of a delightful James Bree cross to head home. Fine nodded finish, that.
Barnsley 0-0 Nottingham Forest
At a steady pace we go them.
Nothing of note to report in these early minutes. Let's call it shadow boxing.
Barnsley 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Right. So that is 17 seconds gone.
No goals. I guess it was too much to expect after last week.
Barnsley 0-0 Nottingham Forest
And here we go.
Nottingham Forest get the match under way.
Strap in, because Forest came up with a goal after just 17 seconds last week...
Barnsley v Nottingham Forest (19:45 GMT)
Close to kick-off at Oakwell now. All pleasantries done.
Barnsley v Nottingham Forest (19:45 GMT)
Keeping with the Black Friday theme, tell us about the best bargain buy your football club has made.
Or maybe that bargain you thought you got was a dud, with no refunds available... (hate that!)
No matter what team you follow, get in touch via twitter by using the hashtag #bbcefl to share your thoughts and we will pick out the best to add to the coverage.
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Image source, BBC SportIt took 20 games, but Nottingham Forest finally managed to keep a clean sheet under French boss Philippe Montanier.
Teenager defender Joe Worrall (pictured) has come in for plenty of praise as well, having made his first-team debut less than a month ago.
Other Forest fact ahead of this on:
Barnsley v Nottingham Forest (19:45 GMT)
Image source, BBC SportAdam Davies has been a busy man for Barnsley this season. Those 68 saves have come from 17 league games. The past two of which were clean sheets in goalless draws against Burton and Wigan.
More on the Tykes' form:
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Britt Assombalonga is out injured for Nottingham Forest as Reds boss Phillipe Montanier makes three changes to the side that beat Ipswich Town last week.
Daniel Pinillos is back on the injury list with a knee problem, having made his return after 11 months out last week, which Eric Lichaj is also sidelined (calf).
In come Apostolos Vellios, Michael Mancienne and Daniel Fox, while Nicklas Bendtner is included in the squad for the first time in more than a month.
Nottingham Forest: Stojkovic; Mills, Perquis, Worrall; Mancienne, Kasami, Lansbury (c), Lam, Fox; Osborn; Vellios.
Substitutes: Henderson, Bendtner, Carayol, Lica, Vaughan, Grant, Cash.
Quote MessageBritt is the talisman of this team...he's one of, if not the best, strikers in the division, to miss him is obviously key.
Colin Fray, BBC Radio Nottingham
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Let's tuck straight in with some team news.
Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom makes just one change to the side that drew at home with Wigan last week, with Adam Hammill replacing Ryan Kent in the starting XI.
On-loan midfielder Sam Morsy is back on the bench after missing last week's game.
Barnsley: Davies, Bree, Yiadom, Roberts, Jackson, Hourihane, Scowen, Watkins, Hammill, Winnall, Armstrong.
Substitutes: Townsend, MacDonald, Morsy, Williams, Janko, Kent, Bradshaw.
Barnsley v Nottingham Forest (19:45 GMT)
So here we are, a month out from Christmas and on what, over the years, has turned into one of the biggest shopping days of the year.
Tonight, while you surf the internet for your festive bargains - be it that footy top you... I mean your partner has wanted for oh so long, or that bottle of smelly stuff that would be perfect - join us for some Championship football action.
It is Oakwell under Friday night lights this time, with Barnsley hosting Nottingham Forest.
Image source, Getty Images* Nothing says Black Friday like silver balloons apparently. Ah, consumerism.