Match Reports

Simon Bassey: Due to a technical error with our camera, this interview is audio only. Themis Kefalas:

It was the Bees who had the best openings of the first ten minutes at Plainmoor, with Michael Petrasso involved with both, as first his cutback just whistled past Tomi Adeloye who was on the stretch. The two combined again with Adeloye scrambling a ball to Petrasso who saw an effort from six yards out

The opening half hour was a cagey affair with neither ‘keeper forced into action, the Bees best effort came from Mason-Clark who sent an arrowing strike over the crossbar.  Despite having opportunities from set-pieces neither side could find the quality to fashion any clear cut openings in a game that lacked rhythm on a predictably

After a bright start from the hosts, they took the lead on nine minutes as Tyrone Barnett rose highest to a cross into the box to head home past the jumping Adam Parkes who had come to try to claim.  The Bees responded well and almost levelled when Ephron Mason-Clark’s effort from range took a

HOW IT HAPPENED It was a windy encounter and neither side looked to take too many risks in the opening stages of the match. However it was Notts County, a side still very much in the mix to finish in the play off places, who were having more of the ball and asking the most

The Bees first chance came on 15 minutes, as the returning Sam Skeffington saw his powerful strike beaten away by the Weymouth goalkeeper, after the ball fell to him 22 yards from goal.  Simon Bassey’s side continued to dominate proceedings and nearly took the lead on 25 minutes after a nice passing move finished with

HOW IT HAPPENED The game got off to a lively start, as to be expected of a local derby, with a couple of early challenges flying in from both sides. It was the Daggers though who enjoyed the majority of the ball in the opening exchanges, having a number of set pieces, which the Bees

The high flying hosts started the better of the two sides, albeit they didn’t create any clear openings in the early stages at Gander Green Lane.  The Bees first sight of goal came on 16 minutes as Ephron Mason-Clark combined with Courtney Baker-Richardson before our number 27 saw his strike from eight yards charged down

The hosts took the lead inside the first five minutes as an Altrincham free-kick fell as far Ryan Colclough who struck into the bottom corner from twenty yards.  Simon Bassey’s side felt aggrieved just moments later as they were denied a penalty after there were appeals for handball in the Altrincham box.  After a bright

It was a quiet opening to proceedings at a rainy Meadowbank Stadium, the Bees first chance fell to JJ Hooper, but his effort was comfortably dealt with by Sam Howes. Up the other end, Harry Taylor had to be alert to get a crucial touch on a dangerous cross with Jason Prior lurking behind him