Match Reports

Second half goals from Ephron Mason-Clark and Shaq Coulthirst saw off a Shots side battling for their lives at the wrong end of the National League table. Darren Currie’s men now haven’t conceded a goal for 379 minutes after another assured Bees defensive display saw off any Aldershot chances. It was the visitors who had

It was the Bees who had the better start, Dan Sparkes’ dangerous cross two minutes in was headed away by Carl Piergianni and his header struck Shaq Coulthirst, but the forward couldn’t get a shot away before the Salford defender hooked clear. A flowing Barnet move saw Dave Tarpey feed the ball to Sparkes who

Dave Tarpey bagged the only goal of the game on the half-hour mark as Darren Currie’s men came away with maximum points. Both teams named an unchanged side from their last respective fixture where the Bees drew 0-0 with Hartlepool United on Saturday whilst Town beat Maidenhead United 1-0. Within the opening minutes, Elliott Johnson

The Bees made one change from the side who shared the points with Halifax Town on Tuesday night with Shaq Coulthirst returning from suspension to replace Dan Sparkes. As for the visitors, they brought in midfielder Liam Noble for Nicky Featherstone. The first chance of the game fell to the Pools inside the first minute

On a bitterly cold night at The Hive, Barnet FC met Halifax Town, a week after their last meeting, where the Bees were defeated 3-0.  Barnet start the stronger out of the two teams with a flurry of Alexander crosses from the right-hand side. Barnet’s goal started with some great play from Mason-Clark, as he

Barnet started on the front foot and two minutes in Dan Sparkes delivered a cross into Ephron Mason-Clark but he had his shot blocked. Steven Rigg would head Connor Thomson’s cross wide at the near post before a Barnet corner from Medy Elito was headed goalbound by Dan Sweeney but flicked over on the line

Goals from Elliott Johnson, Shaq Coulthirst and an own goal sealed the victory despite Kyle Jameson pulling one back late on. The Bees made three changes from the side who lost to Chesterfield in mid-week; Cheye Alexander, Andre Boucaud and Jack Barham coming in for Simeon Akinola, Harry Taylor and Ashley Charles. Barrow also made

A commanding first-half display from the visitors matched with an impressive performance in the second resulted in a 5-0 defeat for Barnet. The visitors took the lead after 12 minutes when Marcus Forss broke into the penalty area and was allowed to cut in onto his right foot and drill the ball into the bottom

Charlie Carter and substitute Alex Kiwomya wrote their name on the score-sheet as the Spireites leap-frog us in the league. The Bees made two changes from the side who played against AFC Fylde the FA Trophy at the weekend with Simeon Akinola and Ashley Charles coming in for Andre Boucaud and Ephron Mason-Clark. As for