Match Reports

The Bees took an almost instant lead when Medy Elito won the ball back, played in Dan Sparkes whose low cross found Wes Fonguck who cut back superbly before finishing past Ryan Boot. The first half was a tight affair, with neither team creating many clear cut chances. Jermaine Hylton volleyed over the bar whilst

The two teams had played out an enthralling 3-3 draw less than two weeks ago and goals were aplenty again. After dominating the opening proceedings, Barnet’s possession was rewarded with an early breakthrough. Not 10 minutes had passed before Wesley Fonguck’s low cross was tapped home by Shaq Coulthrist, it was a lovely build up,

Sergi Canos’ early opener, Julian Jeanvier‘s volley and Neal Maupay gave Barnet a mountain to climb before David Tutonda gave the National League side something to cheer about late on. It was Brentford who saw more of the ball in the opening stages of the game and their pressure paid off on seven minutes. After Said Benrahma’s

Barnet controlled the first half with 78% possession but struggled to break down a stubborn Carshalton back line. The dead lock was eventually broken when Ephron Mason-Clark was fouled, giving Shaq Coulthirst the chance to add another to his tally and he duly dispatched the spot kick. Mason-Clark was played through by Taylor shortly before

Third round hero Shaq Coulthirst scored two in three minutes in the second half after Brentford took a 1-0 lead into the break after an Ollie Watkins 40th minute opener. However, the Championship side hit back just shy of the hour mark as Neal Maupay scored from the spot before Sergi Canos put them back

Darren Currie trusted youth to see his side through and his faith was rewarded. A lovely interchange just outside the area between Mo Bettamer and Simeon Akinola allowed the Nigerian to neatly slot the ball away with power and panache to edge ahead in a first half of few clear cut chances. The game overall