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Kevin Nugent was pleased with his side’s performance in Saturday’s 1-0 loss to Cambridge United but admitted Barnet must sharpen up in front of goal. The Bees were stung by Luke Berry’s goal on the counter following a first-half performance which the hosts dominated with a number of good chances. Nugent’s side had a goal […]

Barnet Under-21 Head Coach Dean Selvey praised the attitude of the Bees’ senior players following Tuesday’s 1-0 friendly win over Luton Town. A strong Bees side, which included Bira Dembele, Luke Coulson, Dan Sweeney and David Tutonda, overcame the Hatters thanks to Nana Kyei’s fine free-kick. "It was a really competitive game and one which

Barnet midfielder Tom Champion believes that last night’s 1-0 victory over Morecambe could be a crucial win in the race for the play-offs.  Speaking after the game, the Bees’ goalscorer said: “I’m delighted with the win, it was all about the three points today.  “It was always going to be difficult conditions to play in

Interim Head Coach Ross Eames was full of praise for his Barnet side, in the wake of their 1-0 win against Morecambe. Speaking after the match, Ross said: “It was very professional and an excellent Barnet display.  “In recent weeks we haven’t really been at it and haven’t competed enough – tonight that wasn’t the

Under-21 coach Dean Selvey praised Barnet’s comeback as the Bees drew their final Central League Cup game 1-1 with AFC Wimbledon thanks to Joe Payne’s late equaliser. Trailing to a goal from the Dons shortly after the restart Barnet had the better of the second half with David Tutonda and Harry Taylor passing up good

Rossi Eames lamented Barnet’s failure to dictate the tempo as the Bees went down 2-0 to in-form Mansfield Town at The Hive London. Goals in either half from Ben Whiteman and Shaq Coulthirst – tucking home from the spot following a foul by Ricardo Santos – sealed three points for the Stags in a stop-start

Henry Newman says Barnet must be more ruthless after watching the Bees dominate at Carlisle United but, ultimately, leave Brunton Park with a 1-1 draw. After bossing the first half the Bees fell behind against the run of play when Charlie Wyke tucked home from point-blank range. Hopes of a comeback were starting to diminish

Simeon Akinola admitted Barnet were frustrated to take a solitary point from Newport County in drawing 0-0 and felt an early goal would have paved the way for a handsome win. In the event it was not to be as a combination of Barnet’s profligacy in front of goal and a fine display from Exiles

Henry Newman refused to blame the outstanding performance of Newport County goalkeeper Joe Day for Barnet’s failure to take more than a point at The Hive London. Graham Westley’s side escaped with the point they had come for with the game finishing 0-0 and Day having pulled off several fine stops to thwart the Bees.

Rossi Eames felt Barnet took their foot off the gas after going ahead against EFL League Two leaders Doncaster Rovers who scored three times to take a 3-1 win away from The Hive London. John Akinde scored his 18th of the campaign after just 13 minutes, collecting Niall Mason’s no-look backpass, rounding former Bees loanee