Match Reports

Easter Monday’s Vanarama National League fixture saw Barnet beat Oxford City 3-1 with goals from Gatlin O’Donkor and Nicke Kabamba. Setting up in a 4-4-3 to start the game, Barnet’s first chance came in the 7th minute. Oxford’s backline failed to deal with a wayward goal kick, which gave Callum Stead a shot which was […]

A late Solihull Moors equaliser cancelled out Barnet’s first half turnaround in a 2-2 draw in front of the TNT Sport cameras on Good Friday.   Dean Brennan named one change to the starting XI that beat Dorking Wanderers 6-0 last time out. Adam Thompson came in for Gatlin O’Donkor.   The Bees had an

Dean Brennan made a number of changes to his starting XI with Josh Keeley and Callum Stead being away on international duty and other players returning from injury.   Laurie Walker, Danny Collinge, Dale Gorman and Nicke Kabamba all came into the starting XI.   The Bees took the lead after 18 minutes when Dale

Woking claimed all three points after a goal from Kevin Berkoe secured a 1-0 win for the home side.   A physical start to the game, Woking’s Alfie Pavey picked up the match’s first yellow after a clash with Adam Thompson in the 3rd minute.   Barnet’s first half-chance came a minute later, with Callum

Barnet fell short to a 2-0 defeat at Hayes Lane against Bromley in the quarter-final of the FA Trophy.   Dean Brennan made three changes to his side that faced a 2-0 victory at home against Rochdale on Tuesday with Callum Stead scoring a brace to send The Bees to second in the league. Ben

Barnet FC secured their second National League win in four days against Rochdale on Tuesday evening thanks to a double from Callum Stead.   It took less than a minute for The Bees to take the lead as Gatlin O’Donkor squared the ball into the path of Callum Stead who swept in the opener.  

The Bees bounced back with a 2-1 in the north-east against Hartlepool United.   It took just two minutes for Brennan’s side to have their attempt on goal. Anthony Hartigan with a free-kick on the edge of the box which narrowly went wide of the post.   The Bees had the opener after just eleven

Dean Brennan made a single alteration to his lineup, securing a 2-0 triumph against York City on Saturday, courtesy of Callum Stead’s double. Ben Coker was reintroduced to the starting eleven, taking over from Thompson. The Bees took early control, with Luke Freeman charging into the final third. The match’s intensity picked up with Jordan

Barnet showcased their resilience and depth, despite a challenging outing against a determined York City side. From the outset, Barnet displayed ambition, with O’Donkor’s long-range shot in the 5th minute taking a deflection for a corner, only for York to clear the immediate danger. As the match progressed, O’Donkor found himself in the heart of

The Bees fell short at the EBB Stadium losing 1-0 to Aldershot Town on Tuesday evening.   The game started with an early penalty shout for The Bees as Luke Freeman was tripped in the box. The claims were waved away by the referee.   The Bees first shot of the game came through Gatlin