During the 1995–96 English football season, Barnsley F.C. competed in the Football League First Division.

In the 1995–96 season, Barnsley started brightly with 5 league wins from their first 9 games which saw them sit in 3rd place by around mid-September but their form faltered through the first half of the season afterwards and by Christmas, Barnsley sat in a lowly 15th place after winning just two from their next 14 league games onwards. From Boxing Day to the end of February, Barnsley went on a good run of form winning five of the next 9 league matches with just one defeat, which saw the Tykes in the playoff places and a top six finish seemed possible but again from there until the end of the season, their form faltered again winning two from their final 14 league games and ended the season in a disappointing 10th place, after being playoff contenders at one stage.

Barnsley's score comes first^[1]

^[2] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

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No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ENG Lee Butler — GK  ENG Adam Sollitt — GK  ENG David Watson — DF  ENG Charlie Bishop — DF  ENG Steve Davis — DF  ENG Nicky Eaden — DF  ENG Adie Moses — DF  NED Arjan de Zeeuw — DF  NIR Gary Fleming — DF  ENG Scott Jones — DF  ENG Peter Shirtliff — DF  ENG Malcolm Shotton — DF  ENG Adi Viveash (on loan from Swindon Town) — MF  SCO Owen Archdeacon — MF  ENG Martin Bullock — MF  ENG Andrew Gregory

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  SCO Paul Kane (on loan from Aberdeen) — MF  DEN Jan Mølby (on loan from Liverpool) — MF  ENG Brendan O'Connell — MF  ENG Neil Redfearn — MF  ENG Darren Sheridan — MF  NED Carel van der Velden — FW  ENG Luke Beckett — FW  ENG Simon Bochenski — FW  ENG Glynn Hurst — FW  ENG Chris Jackson — FW  SCO Andy Liddell — FW  ENG Andy Payton — FW  ENG Andy Rammell — FW  ENG Dave Regis — FW  ENG Karl Rose — FW  NED Laurens ten Heuvel

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