This Saturday, London Bees play their final game of the FA WSL2 Spring Series and welcome current leaders Everton Ladies to The Hive. After being top for half of this shortened season, the Bees will be looking to end it on a high. It won’t be easy however, with Everton coming into this game knowing […]
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Dean Selvey’s under 23 side finished runners-up in the Central League Cup Final at The Hive last night after late pressure from Bristol City saw the visitors score two goals to seal the win. The Young Bees were the much better side in the opening 45 minutes, taking the lead 8 minutes before the break
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Following the ‘First Team Trial’ that took place on Saturday 22nd April, Barnet FC are pleased to have been able to invite back three players for a further opportunity with the club. Mileno Ribeiro Sanches, Knory Scott and Flavio Pereira all impressed our coaches and will now face a further trial in the near future.
Barnet FC’s Under 23 side will be playing in the final of the Central League Cup (South) on Wednesday night against Bristol City. The Young Bees will be participating in their first competitive cup final since their inception at the start of the 2015/16 season. The match will take place at The Hive on Wednesday
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Rossi Eames named an unchanged side from the one that had battered Grimsby a week prior, with Eames hoping for more of the same from his team. Crewe however had other ideas and started the game the brightest, attacking from the off. Within the first 5 minutes, The Bees found themselves on the back foot
Starting eleven remains the same from the clash with Grimsby Town. Only change is on the bench, with Ephron Mason-Clark replacing Tom Champion. Starting XI: 12. Josh Vickers 6. Michael Nelson 8. Curtis Weston 9. John Akinde 13. Jamal Campbell-Ryce 14. Simeon Akinola 16. Harry Taylor 27. Wesley Fonguck 28. Jack Taylor 40. David Tutonda
Talk us through your goal against Grimsby? “I found some space just outside the box and didn’t overthink it when Jamal passed me the ball. I drove at their last line of defensive, gave Curtis the ball and his return pass was quality. I knew where the goal was so didn’t have to look up,
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“Again the players had trained with intent. It’s been competitive and feisty at times, with the players never wanting to loose and carrying on where we left off on Saturday.” Nothing has changed in terms of preparation, with Eames and his side refusing to wind-down with the end of the season fast approaching. “We have
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