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The cherry on top of Barnet’s cake on Saturday was Gavin Hoyte’s return to the side after ten months on the sidelines with knee ligament damage. Hoyte came back into the starting XI for the first time since suffering a cruciate knee ligament injury at Stevenage in January and completed 90 minutes as the Bees […]

Dean Selvey was the first to admit Saturday’s 1-1 draw with AFC Wimbledon in the EFL Youth Alliance League South East division wasn’t pretty, but the point gained from “a war” with the Dons delighted the Under-18s coach. Tobi Coker netted to give the young Bees a draw against the Dons on Saturday morning and

Martin Allen says the emphasis is on helping Barnet’s players after Saturday’s 4-1 defeat to Exeter City, rather than tearing into them. The Bees returned to The Hive on Monday and trained on Tuesday ahead of Saturday’s EFL League Two trip to Wycombe Wanderers. After an encouraging start to the new campaign Barnet find themselves

Skipper Michael Nelson admitted Barnet got exactly what they deserved on Saturday as Exeter City left The Hive 4-1 winners in EFL League Two. It had all begun so well for the Bees with John Akinde nodding home a Ryan Watson corner after 11 minutes to give Martin Allen’s men the ideal start. However, Jake

Martin Allen pulled no punches in his assessment of Barnet’s 4-1 home defeat to Exeter City on Saturday and took responsibility for the loss. The Bees made a bright start and went in front on 11 minutes when John Akinde nodded home Ryan Watson’s corner. But Barnet were unable to build on their advantage and,

Ryan Watson called on Barnet to react to the disappointment of Saturday’s last-gasp 3-2 defeat at Doncaster Rovers when the Bees host Exeter City at The Hive this weekend. James Coppinger and Matty Blair put Doncaster 2-0 up at the break without the hosts putting Martin Allen’s men under a sustained period of pressure. The

Martin Allen was adamant Barnet did not deserve to lose at Doncaster Rovers in EFL League Two on Saturday afternoon following a "fantastic second-half performance". The Bees went in 2-0 down at the break following goals from James Coppinger and Matty Blair. However, Allen’s side rallied after the restart and attacked Rovers from the outset,

Ryan Watson felt Barnet’s youngsters handled Championship opponents Norwich City "brilliantly" and predicts they will be pushing for the first team soon. Martin Allen included ten academy products in his matchday squad of 18 for Tuesday night’s EFL Checkatrade Trophy clash with the Canaries, handing Jack Taylor his full Barnet debut in the centre of

Skipper Michael Nelson echoed the thoughts of Martin Allen by confirming Barnet were the most likely winners when assessing Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Leyton Orient at The Hive.  Neither side managed to grab hold of the game and assert themselves on the other, though Barnet had two of the game’s best chances through Luke Gambin

Martin Allen felt Barnet were the side more likely to win Saturday’s 0-0 draw against Leyton Orient at The Hive. Noteworthy chances were in short supply for both sides, though Luke Gambin and Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro were thwarted by O’s keeper Alex Cisak either side of half time. Those were two of the game’s best