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That goal was the winger’s ninth of the season against a Dartford side who have now lost seven matches in a row. BarnetFC.com caught up with the 21-year-old  following the win and he admitted it was good to be back. 

The Bees haven’t won away from home on a Tuesday night in the league since a 2-1 win over Northampton on August 9th 2005. They have however won in various cup competitions against the likes of Bristol City and Portsmouth.  It is time to end the hoodoo and get our promotion push back on track

David Stephens believes Barnet will receive an incredible boost from the imminent returns of Keanu Marsh-Brown, Jake Hyde and Dani Lopez. The trio are expected to return in the next few weeks and following a 2-1 defeat to Grimsby, in which the Bees lacked a cutting edge, their return cannot come soon enough. Speaking post-match

Ross Hannah opened the scoring with 66 minutes played as the home side eventually capitalised on a dominant second period.  Substitute Liam Hearn added a second with nine minutes remaining and although David Stephens volleyed home one of the goals of the season the Mariners held on for the points. The Bees made two changes

Barnet FC will be running a dual-stop coach service for Saturday’s match against Grimsby Town. The Bees make the long trip north and they need your support so get on at Underhill or get on at The Hive and support the Bees. The club are running a dual-stop coach in the hope that supporters maximise

Barnet Football Club would like supporters who were in the South Terrace on Saturday to come forward if they have information on the smoke bomb that was let off towards the end of the match.  If you have any information on who the perpetrator is or you saw anything you think could help identify the

Barnet came from 2-0 down to secure a 2-2 draw at The Hive against league leaders Cambridge United. The Bees conceded twice in two minutes with Kwesi Appiah scoring both goals to capitalise on the sloppy Barnet defence. Luisma Villa started the comeback with a superb strike and Curtis Weston equalised on the stroke of

Barnet Football Club will travel to Hayes & Yeading United in the FA Trophy first round proper. The match will be played on Saturday 30th November at Kingfield Stadium, which is also home of Woking FC. The club are currently managed by former Liverpool defender Phil Babb who took charge on May 9th 2013.  Ticket

Barnet came from 2-0 down to secure a 2-2 draw at The Hive against league leaders Cambridge United. The Bees conceded twice in two minutes with Kwesi Appiah scoring both goals to capitalise on the sloppy Barnet defence. Luisma Villa started the comeback with a superb strike and Curtis Weston equalised on the stroke of

George Sykes could feature for the Bees tomorrow after being included in Edgar Davids’ side to face Cambridge United. The youngster has spent the last few months on loan with Bishop’s Stortford who currently third in the Skrill South with three games in hand on leaders Eastleigh. The 19-year-old’s loan ended at 6pm on Friday