Match Reports

YORK CITY 1-2 BARNET Attendance: 3,594 (311 Barnet) Barnet secured a massive three points as Jake Hyde came off the bench to earn a 2-1 win over York City. The Bees made a sluggish start to the game and York made them pay as Michael Rankin opened the scoring but the away side hit back […]

Barnet 0-0 Port Vale Underhill 2398 (696 away) 9 February 2013 Sponsor’s Man of the Match Award – John Oster A dominant performance from Barnet ended in a 0-0 draw against Npower League Two leaders Port Vale. The Bees controlled the game from start to finish but were constantly thwarted by the impressive Chris Neal.

Ryan Brunt secured a 2-1 win for Bristol Rovers in added time to stun Barnet who thought they had stolen a point when Harry Crawford equalised late on.  Fabian Broghammer’s neat finish 12 minutes from time gave the home side the lead but Crawford’s first goal in black and amber looked to have sealed a

Burton Albion 1  Barnet 0  Attendance – 2050  Jacques Maghoma’s penalty after just two minutes gave Burton Albion a 1-0 win over Barnet at the Pirelli Stadium.  The midfielder was tripped by Barry Fuller, who escaped further punishment, before stepping up to smash the kick past Graham Stack who went the wrong way.  The Bees

Barnet deservedly won at high-flying Rotherham United by a 2-0 scoreline which reflects the Bees’ ability to create and take chances and also to be able to defend when needed. The Bees made three changes to the line-up that defeated Bradford City the week before: in came Edgar Davids, Jake Hyde and Ibra Sekejja with

Barnet took their chances and Bradford City did not and that is why the Bees recorded a 2-0 victory and take all three points and move up to 20th in the table. The Bees made three changes to the line-up that lost in midweek to Aldershot Town: in came Elliot Johnson, Mark Byrne and Taiwo

Barnet lost by a 1-0 scoreline at Underhill against Aldershot Town in front of a good Bank Holiday crowd in a game that leaves the Bees firmly in the midst of a relegation dog-fight. The Bees remain outside of the bottom two, but have played two more matches than those in the drop zone, although

Barnet staged a magnificent second-half comeback after being two goals behind at the break, with a 98th minute equaliser from Andy Iro earning a point and prompting the 129 travelling Bees behind the goal to celebrate wildly. The starting line-up was unchanged; with the only difference was on the bench where Clovis Kamdjo won a

Barnet recorded a thoroughly deserved 1-0 victory over Gillingham at the Priestfield Stadium, with a terrific first-half Jake Hyde goal separating the teams. The Bees made just one change from the starting line-up against Burton Albion with John Oster coming in to central midfield at the expense of the injured Clovis Kamdjo. From the first

Barnet recorded a 3-2 victory over Burton Albion with a hat-trick from Ricky Holmes sealing three much-needed points for the Bees. Barnet made two changes to the line-up that had delivered a below-par performance at Dagenham in the last game. Andy Iro came in for his debut, replacing Krystian Pearce who has returned to Notts