Barnsley manager Michael Duff feels his side's FA Cup third round tie against Bolton Wanderers is as tough as it could've been for the Tykes.
The two sides meet at the UniBol three weeks after the goalless draw in League One, with a place in round four at stake. Three points and two places separate Bolton and Barnsley in the league, with Saturday's clash the chance to build up some momentum before the World Cup break.
Ian Evatt's men are looking to bounce back from a disappointing defeat to Oxford United, while Barnsley head into the clash on the back of a home win against Forest Green. Duff is well aware of Bolton's strength on their own patch and knows his side will have to be right at it in order to progress.
