Match Reports

It was a case of ‘defences on top’ at The Hive this afternoon, as Barnet secured a valuable point against play-off chasing Carlisle United. Both sides battled hard in a match that was more notable for the tenacity of the Bees performance, as opposed to an abundance of goal scoring opportunities. The first chance of

A fourth minute strike from Gavin Hoyte was enough to seal victory for Barnet, despite the Bees playing with ten men for much of the second half. Hoyte connected with a Sam Togwell long throw to put Barnet ahead, before Andy Yiadom saw red with just over half an hour left on the clock. But

Goals from former Bees forwards Sam Hoskins and Ricky Holmes helped to sink Barnet, as they succumbed to a 3-0 defeat at Sixfields. The Cobblers took an early lead through Hoskins, before Holmes burst through to fire home a second in the 52nd minute. High-flying Northampton made sure of the win when top scorer Marc

Two quickfire goals from Luke Berry and Barry Corr condemned Barnet to an undeserved defeat at The Abbey Stadium. John Akinde opened the scoring in the 67th minute after a period of dominance from the Bees. But 74th and 75th minute goals from the home team sent Martin Allen’s side home empty-handed.  Barnet began the

It’s a long way to go and return empty-handed, but Barnet did enough to warrant at least a point for their efforts. The locals could hardly believe that it was their side that would eventually lay claim to all the spoils. Perhaps the outcome was determined in the opening minutes when Barnet failed to clear

A Bira Dembele own goal saw Barnet exit the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy at the first hurdle. In a match of few clear-cut chances, Michael Cornick’s left side cross was sliced past Jamie Stephens by the Barnet defender to give Yeovil the lead on 37 minutes. The Bees went into the break a goal down, but

Barnet can have few qualms about the fact that Bristol Rovers were deserving of the three points on offer, but the Bees certainly had a number of golden opportunities that had they been taken a score-draw could well have been the outcome. The home side was on the front foot from the first whistle. From

A Garry Thompson wonder-strike and a late penalty were enough to send Wycombe Wanderers home with three points, in the first ever Football League match at The Hive. The Chairboys winger opened the scoring on 53 minutes, driving the ball into the top corner of the net from the edge of the box. With Barnet