HOW IT HAPPENED Simeon Akinola created the first opening of the game as he saw a snapshot go just wide of the far post. But it was the Bees who fell behind as Muldoon fired home at the second attempt after the ball fell to him from a corner kick. After the goal Mauro Vilhete […]
HOW IT HAPPENED The Bees started the brighter of the two teams and almost took the lead in the opening two minutes as Cheye Alexander’s strike was deflected wide of the post. However, on six minutes they fell behind as Kabamba swept home after the ball broke to him just inside the box, it was
HOW IT HAPPENED: Ben Ward-Cochranes opener for the Scholars wasn’t enough after goals from Josh Walker, Ephron Mason-Clark and Josh Walker sees Barnet move into the next round of the FA Cup where they will face Fleetwood Town at home. The Bees had a lot of the possession early on in the first half but
HOW IT HAPPENED The Bees controlled possession from the off and played a patient style of football as they looked to stamp their authority on the cup tie. On the 16th minute Josh Walker fired Darren Currie’s men ahead as he turned well in the box, before firing into the bottom corner. The goal stemmed
Ephron Mason-Clark’s 96th minute leveller saw the Bees come from two goals down to rescue a point against Woking at The Hive. HOW IT HAPPENED Like Tuesday evening the Bees started on the front foot as they looked to take the game to the visitors. Josh Walker almost opened the scoring after five minutes as
HOW IT HAPPENED The first chance fell to the visitors in the opening two minutes as the ball broke to Billy Bingham just inside the area but he dragged his shot wide of the left-hand post. Up the other end, Ricardo Santos looped a header over the bar from Cheye Alexander’s corner as both sides
HOW IT HAPPENED The opening 25 minutes saw a few half chances for both sides in an entertaning game in South London. The hosts had a goalbound strike cleared by the Bees, whilst up the other end Simeon Akinola headed straight at Elliot Justham after good work by Mauro Vilhete. The first big chance came
HOW IT HAPPENED The Bees took the lead after nine minutes as Ricardo Santos turned from a corner and superbly curled into the top corner to put his side in front. Currie’s side had further chances through Mason-Clark, Vilhete and Walker but were denied by Coasters keeper Lavercombe in inspired form as he kept the
Darren Currie was handed a boost as he welcomed Dan Sweeney and Harry Taylor into the starting XI, meanwhile Mauro Vilhete made his first home start of the season. The visitors had the first chance of the afternoon as Jamie Reckord’s cross was headed over by Paul McCullum from six yards out. Up the other
First half strikes from Myles Weston and Alex Reid sent the hosts into a two goal lead at the break, before Ayo Obileye wrapped up the victory for the Fleet. Darren Currie made just one change from the weekend as Mauro Vilhete came in for Charlee Adams in midfield. Harry Taylor also made it back
