The Blues will be looking to continue their impressive form, which has seen them pick up four wins in their last five outings.
John Mousinho has been dealt a major injury blow, with Ronan Curtis out for the remainder of the campaign.
Meanwhile, Tom Lowery came off the bench in Saturday's 1-0 win against Cambridge to register his first league minutes since September.
Ahead of the trip to Oakwell, the head coach provided an update on Clark Robertson along with the Blues’ other injured players.
He told The News: Clark (Robertson) is probably a week or two behind Jay (Mingi). It’s very similar to Jay.
‘We’ve got Tom (Lowery) who’s back in full training after modified training and is ready, Jay is the same and is back in full training and Clark has tipped over that modified training into full training mode.
‘We then need to give him a couple of weeks worth of full training before he’s available for selection just to make sure he’s fully fit.
‘The most important thing when we return these players from injury is to make sure they don’t break down.
‘There’ll be no faces returning in terms of injuries but we’ve got a clean bill of health going in to Tuesday.’

9. CAM - Tom Lowery
The midfielder made his long-awaited comeback on Saturday and replaced Michael Jacobs in the number 10 role. As he continues his recovery from a hamstring injury, we could see Lowery handed his first start since September. Photo: Jason Brown

10. LW - Michael Jacobs
Jacobs has flourished in the number 10 role in recent weeks with the Blues converting to a 4-2-3-1 formation. With Curtis sidelined for the remainder of the campaign with an ACL injury and after Dane Scarlett struggled on the weekend, the 31-year-old could be moved back out onto the left at Barnsley. Photo: Jason Brown

11. ST - Colby Bishop
Some fans on social media have renamed the striker Goalby Bishop and why not as he continues to find the net. It was goal number 18 for the season on Saturday and he continues to thrive under Mousinho. Photo: Jason Brown

12. SUB - Toby Steward
No news over Josh Oluwayemi's absence on Saturday, the door could be open for the 18-year-old to hold his place on the bench once again. Photo: Jason Brown

