Match Reports

Both Barnet and Mansfield went into the Tuesday night fixture off the back of defeats, 2-1 against Notts County and 3-1 against Swindon respectively. It was Barnet who had an early chance, Jamal Campbell-Ryce shooting from 25 yards, which Stags keeper Conrad Logan did well to save. The Bees had most of the possession in

The hosts took the lead following a bright start. Rob Milsom’s 14th minute corner found Shola Ameobi at the far post and is looping header was bundled over the line with the help of Brisley but the veteran striker was awarded the goal. Barnet looked to hit straight back, Campbell-Ryce set up Blackman who delivered

Coventry had the first real chance of the game, a floated free-kick by Jodi Jones met the head Max Biamou who, despite having plenty of space, headed wide. Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro’s low cross across the box just needed a final touch but was just ahead of Andre Blackman. Akpa Akpro then created another chance, sending

It was a fairly even first half, with both sides being hard to break down. Luton enjoyed a spell of successive corners on the 15 minute mark, but Barnet were eventually able to get the ball away from danger. Jack Taylor had arguably the best chance of the opening 45 minutes, his free header 18

Barnet started the better of the two sides, we Charlie Clough making an excellent overlapping run before delivering a dangerous cross towards Shaq Coulthirst who couldn’t get full control of the ball which then ran through to the opposition ‘keeper. 20 minutes in Coulthirst had two efforts on goal. The first scrambled clear off of

The Imps took the lead after just 6 minutes. Ollie Palmer received the ball on the edge of the box before powerfully curling past Craig Ross. The hosts continued to pressurise the Barnet defence with Matt Green having two unsuccessful attempts at goal around the 20th minute, Ginnelly’s dipping 30 yard strike was tipped over

On an overcast, but sunny day at The Hive London, Barnet faced a struggling Crawley side, as The Bees aim to get back to winning ways after the 1-1 draw with Carlisle United. A frustrating start to the first half for Barnet, with Crawley having the majority of possession, Mark Connolly slicing the ball over

It was in this competition last season that our U23s made the final, narrowly losing to Bristol City. Their group stage campaign this season got underway at home to Southend and it was the visitors who started well, with two shots going either side of both posts in the opening minutes. The first chance for

Barnet started strongly and took a deserved lead seven minutes in. Craig Ross’ long ball was headed on by Shaq Coulthirst and sent Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro racing through on goal. His first effort struck the post but he tapped home the rebound. Carlisle responded strongly, but a clever flick from Reggie Lambe a couple of