Match Reports

The Bees started brightly once again but the first clear opening of the match fell the way of the visitors, as Dean Parrett forced Scott Loach into a brilliant stop, as he tipped away the Stones mans effort from six yards out.  Up the other end, Inih Effiong almost opened the scoring as he headed

HOW IT HAPPENED: The Bees made the worst possible start as the Shaymen opened the scoring in the opening 30 seconds as Jeff King fired past Loach.  King was the threat again just moments later as his shot across goal was well saved by the feet of Loach. It was shakey start for Beadle’s side,

HOW IT HAPPENED The Bees were aiming to cause yet another cup upset, as they welcomed League One opposition again to the Hive, this time in the form of MK Dons. It was nearly the perfect start for the Bees, when Ephron Mason-Clark pounced on a loose ball straight after kick off, only for his shot

  Barnet arguably started the better of the two teams and as Peter Beadle looked for a reaction, he almost got one after just five minutes, Michael Petrasso heading over from close range after he threw himself at Xander McBurines shot-turned-cross.   After Hartlepool’s Rhys Oates poked wide, the Bees were dealt yet another injury

HOW IT HAPPENED  The Bees were looking to get back to winning ways as they faced a short away trip to Woking. They certainly showed an intent to put things right, starting the game on the front foot, controlling the ball well. Ephron Mason-Clark was the first to have a chance in the game, when Xander

HOW IT HAPPENED The Bees were looking to get back to winning ways after their four game unbeaten run came to an end on Saturday when they lost 3-1 at home to Bromley. They certainly looked a side who were determined, when Anthony Wordsworth played a smart ball in for Michael Petrasso, who was clear

Barnet started with purpose and on the front foot and looked to extend their unbeaten run to five games after their FA Cup victory over Burton Albion. Bromley had an early penalty shout waved away by the referee, much to the disbelief of the travelling side. But their disappointment was forgotten when they took the

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