Fixture News

Ticket details will be confirmed in the near future.

The match will see Rossi Eames pit his side against Premier League opposition in the form of Chris Hughton’s Seagulls. It will be the first time the Bees have faced top flight opposition in a competitive fixture since Manchester United in 2005. The tie will be played the week commencing 21st August. Further details will be

The fixture will be free entry for all with kick-off at 3pm.  The Hive Foundation’s Community Day will get underway at 11am, with a Boys Football Tournament on our astro turf pitches. London Bees will be hosting an open training session from 11am-1pm as new Head Coach Luke Swindlehurst prepares his team for the upcoming FA

Our first match in the competition will take place at The Hive where we welcome League 1 side AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday 29th August, kicking off at 8pm. We will then travel to Kenilworth Road to face Luton Town on Tuesday 3rd October, kick off at 7:45pm. The group stage will conclude with the visit

The match will take place at Concord’s Aspect Arena on Saturday 29th July and will be the final opportunity for Bees fans to watch Rossi Eames’ side in action before the Sky Bet League 2 season kicks off at Forest Green. Tickets will be priced at £8 for adults and £4 for concessions.

The Bees will host the Spurs U21 side at The Hive, following the decision that all the invited Under 21 teams should play their matches away. The selection criteria for invited under-21 teams is ‘six players from the starting 11 must be under the age of 21 as of 30th June 2017.’ AFC Wimbledon and

Barnet Football Club’s 2017/18 Checkatrade Trophy group has been revealed this morning. EFL Clubs have been placed into their respective groups in order to minimise overall travel for EFL clubs and fans following feedback from clubs. This process will be reviewed at the end of the season. The Group stage fixtures will also be confirmed

The game at The Hive, originally scheduled for Saturday 31st March, will now take place the previous day (Good Friday), with kick-off at 3pm.

Rossi Eames’ side have been handed the role of first-ever EFL opponents for Forest Green, who won the National League play-off final in May. The Bees’ last visit to the Gloucestershire club came in September 2014, when Bondz N’Gala struck late on to secure a 2-1 victory. After the opening day trip to the New

Sat Aug 5 Forest Green Rovers A Sat Aug 12 Luton Town H Sat Aug 19 Crewe Alexandra A Sat Aug 26 Stevenage H Sat Sep 2 Swindon Town A Sat Sep 9 Cambridge United H Tue Sep 12 Exeter City H Sat Sep 16 Carlisle United A Sat Sep 23 Crawley Town H Tue