Academy

Roy has recently been called up to Albania’s U19 side as well as making regular appearances for the U18’s at The Hive London. The second-year apprentice has made significant strides in the classroom, too. He remains on course to achieve high grades in the BTEC Extended Diploma, as well as completing his NVQ and FA […]

After Michael Nelson was named the Assistant Coach to the first team, Dan Senda has moved to the Under 23’s from the Under 18’s. Rossi Eames has now been the Under 18’s coach for around a month, and in that time the Young Bees have played 4 matches. Most recently they were 1-0 winners away

After finishing 11th in the Youth Alliance League South East division, the Young Bees move into Merit League 2 for the remainder of the season. Last time out, Barnet were 6-3 winners over Gillingham. Rio Connell bagged a hat-trick, Benjy Aghadiuno scored twice and Roy Syla also got on the scoresheet. The match will take

Supporters are more than welcome to attend the match which will be taking place on the Showcase Pitch at The Hive London. Our onsite Starbucks will be open at that time for those who would like to grab a drink or something to eat. They will be looking to bounce back from a 2-1 defeat

It will be the Young Bees first home match of 2018 due to a venue change. The18’s were last in action on the 6th January but suffered a 2-0 defeat away to Peterborough United. Supporters are welcome to come and watch Danny Senda’s side play on the Showcase Pitch, the last time they were here

A win for the Young Bees would see them leapfrog their Hertfordshire rivals and could see them climb as high as fourth. They currently sit 8th in the EFL Youth Alliance South East division, but are just 5 points off of 2nd. Last time out, the Bees were 3-2 winners at home to Southend United

If you are aged 18 or over and think you have what it takes to be a Bee, sign up now! The trial will be hosted on our Astro Turf Pitches here at The Hive London and get underway at 12:30. Click here to book. We also have two more dates for in the new

Southend currently sit 2nd in the table, eight points above 9th placed Barnet, meaning it’s a key game for the Bees as they try to play catch up to get into the top 6. Supporters are welcome to attend the fixture in the build up to the 3pm first team fixture against Grimsby.

An early penalty from Greg Adinna gave the Young Bees a perfect start, but MK Dons came back strong and ran out comfortable winners. Hear coach Danny Senda’s post match thoughts.

The Young Bees set up this tie with a 4-0 win in the previous round over Wingate & Finchley. A brace from Greg Adinna as well as strikes from Roy Syla and Benjy Agahdiuno sealed a comfortable win. MK Dons were 1-0 winners over Southend United in the First Round, Jay Bird’s 37th minute goal