Barnet FC knocked out of Middlesex Senior Challenge Cup  Barnet’s run in the Middlesex Senior Challenge Cup came to an end after a 5–1 defeat to Southall at The Bees Stadium.  The young Bees made a bright start and took the lead after 16 minutes after a quick move down the left ended […]
First-half goals from Lee Ndlovu and Adam Senior saw the Bees record a well-deserved win on the road against Tranmere Rovers, in the first ever competitive meeting between the two sides. Dean Brennan made just one change to the side that beat Accrington Stanley 2-0 at home last time out in the league, with Nik
Goals from Callum Stead and Ryan Glover earned the Bees three points and back-to-back home victories at a blustery Hive against Accrington Stanley. Â Dean Brennan made two changes to the side that drew 1-1 against Oldham Athletic at Boundary Park last time out in the league, bringing in Romoney Crichlow and Emmanuel Osadebe for
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A second-half strike from Callum Stead cancelled out a Joshua Robertson goal late in the first-half to give each side a point in the Vertu Trophy, with the Bees being successful in the shoot-out and taking the extra point. Dean Brennan made nine changes to the eleven that started the game away at Boundary Park,
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A first-half Mark Shelton penalty was cancelled out by a second-half Michael Mellon penalty in a dramatic early kick-off that ended in a 1-1 stalemate at Boundary Park. Â Dean Brennan made only one change to the side that beat Grimsby Town at the Hive, with Oli Hawkins coming into the fold. Â Both sides
A brace from Nnamdi Ofoborh with a Lee Ndlovu strike sandwiched between earned the Bees a well-deserved three points on home soil against Grimsby Town.  The Bees started off on the front foot and won a corner inside the first minute, but Ryan Glover’s delivery was met by and amber and black shirt and
The Bees made it three wins on the road at the Mornflake Stadium this afternoon, beating Crewe Alexandra 2-1.  Despite finding themselves a goal down early in the second-half, a quick response from the Bees’ allowed Lee Ndlovu to net an equaliser 90 seconds later.  Cieran Slicker was hailed the hero, facing and
The Bees fell to a frustrating 3-1 defeat on home soil in matchday seven of the 2025/26 Sky Bet League Two campaign, giving Shrewsbury Town there first win of the season. Â Despite a bright start, in which Mark Shelton gave the Bees a deserved lead, Shrewsbury scored from the restart, and the rest of
The Bees fell to a 4-1 defeat at Kenilworth Road tonight in the first group stage game of the Vertu Trophy. Â Luton scored three in the first-half, before converting a penalty to add a fourth, with Adam Senior scoring on the stroke of the final whistle to deny the Hatters a clean sheet in
A 90th-minute Danny Collinge equaliser rescued a well-deserved point for the Bees at the Hive, giving Dean Brennan’s side seven points from a possible nine following two consecutive wins on the road.  The U’s had control of the game in the early stages and took the lead inside the first ten minutes, with defender
