Match Reports

Barnet stole a point in the 88th minute through Nicke Kabamba against Gateshead.   Sam Beard denied Gateshead from taking an early lead with an excellent block in the 3rd minute of the game.   Barnet’s first chance came after 13th minutes when Gorman played a cross towards the back post. The ball found Pritchard […]

The first football of 2023 saw Dean Brennan’s Barnet side travel the 5.5 miles North-East to Boreham Wood and the LV Bet Stadium.   Barnet named a team that saw recent recruit David Moyo handed his first start after signing for The Bees last week.   Ahead of the tie, both sides marked the passing

  Ryan De Havilland’s 95th minute winner secured all three points in a Boxing Day thriller at The Hive.   The Bees had a number of chances to open the scoring in the first half. The first came after just 8 minutes when Sam Beard found Ben Wynter at the back post. The wing-back got

Barnet progressed into the fourth round of the Isuzu FA Trophy after a last-minute winner from substitute Daniel Powell against Plymouth Parkway.   There were few chances in the first half of the game with both teams struggling to get efforts on target.   The first chance on target came after 15 minutes when Plymouth

The National League action resumed today at The Hive with derby day against Wealdstone, Dean Brennan starts with an unchanged line-up from Saturday’s FA Cup tie against Accrington.   It was a lively start to the game. The first big opportunity of the game came from a Barnet counterattack. The ball was collected in the

Late heartbreak saw The Bee’s exit the FA Cup after a brave performance against League One, Accrington Stanley.   Dean Brennan named one change to his starting eleven that played against Torquay United. Marvin Armstrong made way for new signing, Louie Annesley who made his debut.   Accrington dominated the opening 15 minutes of the

A much-changed Barnet side exit Middlesex Senior Challenge Cup, losing 1-0 to 12 time winners Southall FC. The goal came for Southall after a flat cross in from right is allowed to come through and is unfortunately went in from a Barnet player.  Despite the poor result, one player who shone above anyone else was

The Bees secured their fourth win on the bounce thanks to a first half goal from Marvin Armstrong.  After the first run of play in the game, Bees’ skipper Dale Gorman went down, and looked to be in some pain. Following treatment from the physios, our number 8 looked fine to be carrying on. In

The Bees are through to the second round of the FA Cup after the ten-men of Barnet beat Chelmsford City 1-0 at the Melbourne Stadium.   There was just one change from the team that beat Oldham Athletic on Saturday. Marvin Armstrong was replaced by Kian Flanagan.   The hosts started the brightest and had

The Bees secured back-to-back wins at Boundary Park, as goals from Kanu and Pritchard secured a 2-0 victory for Barnet which moved us into the play-off places.  Manager, Dean Brennan named an unchanged team from the side that beat Altrincham on Tuesday.  Oldham had the opening chance of the game. Timmy Abraham found himself in