Roy Keane was left under ever-increasing pressure as Jon Macken's injury-time winner condemned Ipswich to yet another defeat with Barnsley winning 2-1 at Oakwell.

Macken struck in the 96th minute to extend the worst start to a season in Ipswich's history.

It was no more than Barnsley deserved as they could have had the game wrapped up in the first half.

The Tractor Boys trailed after only eight minutes to Iain Hume's 25-yard strike, and Barnsley continued to dominate.

But Liam Rosenior grabbed an equaliser for Ipswich on the stroke of half-time, heading home from close range after home goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski had flapped at Grant Leadbitter's free-kick.

Ipswich looked destined for a point when Hume fired a late penalty against the post, but Macken had the final word to leave Keane fuming.