Wolves maintained the momentum from their FA Cup heroics at Liverpool with an eventful win at 10-man Barnsley. Kortney Hause put the visitors ahead from close range after a flick-on by Dave Edwards, who then headed a second from Connor Ronan''s free-kick. Alex Mowatt was deservedly sent off on his debut for Barnsley, with Tykes manager Paul Heckingbottom then sent to the stands. Edwards smashed in his second, before Marc Roberts scored a late consolation after Adam Hammill''s shot was parried. Barnsley created several chances to level after falling behind, with stand-in goalkeeper Harry Burgoyne making a fine reaction save to deny Mowatt when put clean through by Marley Watkins. But it soon turned sour for Mowatt, who signed from Leeds United on Friday, when he was shown a straight red card moments before half-time for a horrible challenge on Jack Price. Paul Lambert made six changes to the starting XI which won at Anfield, but his side could have had a third before half-time had referee Chris Kavanagh not bizarrely overturned his own penalty decision when Adam Hammill and Bright Enobakhare tussled in the box. Barnsley''s defence, who have conceded more goals than any other team outside the bottom seven, struggled to cope with set-pieces, particularly from Ronan, who also hit the post. Heckingbottom had to watch most of a ragged second-half from the Oakwell stands after a tussle in the Wolves dug-out.