Barnsley will be a Championship club next season after Wigan Athletic’s appeal against their 12-point deduction was not successful.The Latics were docked points for going into administration, which meant they finished below the fourth-bottom Oakwell club.Had the independent disciplinary commission, which heard the case on Friday, found in Wigan’s favour, Barnsley would have been relegated to League One. A Reds’ representative was able to present evidence at the hearing. Barnsley can now continue to plan for the Championship season which is due to begin on September 12.
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Reds staying up after Wigan appeal fails
04/08/20
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