Match Reports

The Bees had the first opportunity of the game when Harrison’s volley from Taylor’s corner was saved two minutes in.  Cheek had a cross blocked by Sweeney at the other end before a barrage of rain really changed the game, making it difficult for either team to create a chance.  The rain would ease after […]

Dan Sparkes came in for Charlee Adams in the Bees’ only change from last weekend’s defeat against Gateshead and made an immediate impact, opening the scoring inside seven minutes. That goal proved to be the winner as John Still’s men progress to the Third Round for the first time in a decade. The first chance

The visitors broke the deadlock on 20 minutes through Scott Boden before Jack Taylor levelled proceedings just before the hour mark. However, Luke Armstrong made sure his side travelled home with maximum points after finding the bottom corner on 75 minutes. John Still made two changes after Wednesday’s FA Cup win with Josh Walker and

The Bees task looked to be a tough one from the outset after only arriving at The Memorial Stadium 45 minutes prior to kick off after getting stuck in traffic. Perhaps this is the reason for a slow start. Alex Rodman had the ball in the net early on but the cross before hand had

New signing Mohamed Bettamer made his debut for The Bees as he was one of three changes from the side who lost to Maidstone last weekend. The Bees opened the scoring on 16 minutes through Craig Robson before Chris Lines slotted home a penalty in the second half. The first chance of the game fell

All the goals came in the Second Half after a slow first period saw neither side test the goalkeepers. Dan Sweeney had a header cleared off the line before Juachim Ejimfor was unlucky to see a wonderful strike from range hit the upright. The Bees were reduced to 10-men shortly before half time when Darnell

The Bees took the lead on 42 minutes when Wes Fonguck buried home his sixth of the season. However, two Salford goals either side of half-time from Rory Gaffney and Thomas Walker respectively turned the game on it’s head. Mark Shelton sealed the win for the visitors just past the hour mark to inflict defeat

Ian Evatt’s hosts missed a key chance to go ahead early on. Dan Jones was denied by a great save by Mark Cousins away to his left and, from the follow-up play, Tyler Smith headed just wide. The Bees took the lead in the 16th minute when Jack Taylor played a ball over the top