Match Reports

HOW IT HAPPENED There was a positive start to the game from the Bees, controlling the ball well and not letting their underdog status affect them in any way. The Bees continued to control the play, building up patiently before they finally got their chance, which they took with full conviction. Some brilliant hold up […]

HOW IT HAPPENED In an open first 10 minutes, neither side really threatened with a clear cut opportunity. The game was very much a stop-start affair for the opening 25 minutes with chances at a premium at a chilly Racecourse Ground.  The first real opening came on 28 minutes as Anthony Jeffrey swung a near-post

HOW IT HAPPENED: The Bees almost took the lead through JJ Hooper inside eight minutes as our number 11 rounded the goalkeeper before his shot was dramtically hooked off the line by a sliding Blues defender.  However, it was the Southern League Premier side who opened the scoring on the ninth minute as Will Davies

HOW IT HAPPENED: The Bees started brightly in the driving North London rain and could have been ahead inside the first 10 minutes as JJ Hooper and Wes Fonguck combined with our number 11 firing just over the crossbar. It was the turn of Ephron Mason-Clark and Alexander McQueen to combine next for Peter Beadle’s

HOW IT HAPPENED The Magpies came close after just three minutes when Kyle Wootton took a diagonal pass down on his chest, before firing his right footed shot off the woodwork.   The hosts did take the lead in the 14th minute when Cal Roberts found time and space on the edge of the Bees’ box and

HOW IT HAPPENED The game itself had a fiery start to it, as was to be expected, with the added value of a London Derby attached to it. The first real chance fell to the Bees as Wesley Fonguck produced a better corner than his first, with the ball landing at Hooper’s feet, whose powerful effort was

SUMMARY: The visitors started the better and were ahead inside five minutes as Tyrone Barnett poked over Loach after the Bees failed to clear their lines.  However, as the half grew on Peter Beadle’s side started to show some positive signs and were level seven minutes before the break as Wes Fonguck’s deflected strike went

The Bees started brightly, with the first real clear chance falling to Alfie Pavey who was within inches of meeting a delightful cross from new man Alexander McQueen.  The Dartford ‘keeper was called into action 12 minutes into the match, as Trialist A twisted and turned before his strike was well stopped.  We struck the

The Bees started quickly and could have been ahead inside three minutes as JJ Hooper met Wes Fonguck’s corner and headed against the crossbar.  It was Hooper involved again just a minute later after he broke into the area and saw his effort saved by the Braintree goalkeeper.  Beadle’s side could have been three ahead

The Bees got off to a lightning start against the Fleet and were ahead inside five minutes, as Mason-Clark skipped through the defence before firing into the bottom corner. The winger took in a pass from James Dunne who did well to find him, before Mason-Clark made no mistake when taking on his men or