Match Reports

Second half goals from Cheye Alexander and Jack Barham secured three points and secured a 13th place finish with 60 points. Alfie Rutherford had the first chance nine minutes in, but his downward header went wide of the post. Jack Barham knocked the ball down for Shaq Coulthirst shortly afterwards but his effort from the

Shaq Coulthirst clinched the equaliser with 20 minutes to go to cancel out Jordan Higgs’ opener in the early stages of the second half. The Bees made three changes from the side that lost 1-0 away at Fylde on Friday. Dan Sweeney’s suspension meant Ricardo Santos returned to the starting line-up alongside Dan Sparkes and

Barnet started brightly and had a chance to take the lead just three minutes in, Shaq Coulthirst knocking the ball down for Jack Taylor to strike but his effort hit skipper Callum Reynolds and went over the bar.  Ephron Mason-Clark fired narrowly wide of the post before Jack Taylor had an effort blocked as the

Despite Shaq Coulthirst cancelling out Akil Wright’s opener, a late chip from substitute Jermaine McGlashan sealed the three points for the promotion chasers.  The Bees made three changes from the side that fell to a 2-1 defeat away at Maidstone United on Tuesday. Elliott Johnson, Ricardo Santos and Andre Boucaud all returned to the starting

Barnet had made the perfect start, breaking the deadlock after just 50 seconds. Medy Elito picked up the ball from a throw in and was almost invited to shoot by the Maidstone defence, an invitation he duly took up, firing into the top right corner from the edge of the box. Barnet looked to create

Medy Elito bagged the only goal of the game just before half-time and another strong defensive display helped seal the three points, clinching a seventh successive clean sheet. The Bees made two changes from the side that convincingly beat Eastleigh 3-0 on Tuesday night. Dave Tarpey replaced Wes Fonguck who dropped to the bench whilst Ricardo Santos came in for Dan Sweeney, marking his first start of

The Bees arrived at The Silverlake Stadium with two changes, to their starting line-up against league leaders Leyton Orient. Elito is preferred to Boucard in midfield and Robson is brought in to help bolster the Bees defence against promotion chasers Eastleigh. In the first few minutes Cousins was by far the busier keeper out of

The Bees named an unchanged line-up from the side that beat Aldershot 2-0 in mid-week. Orient won by the same score-line at home to Fylde in their last fixture too but made one change with Alex Lawless coming in for Jamie Turley. The first real chance of the match fell Barnet’s way when Ephron Mason-Clark