Match Reports

The Bees fell to opening day defeat in West Yorkshire as two second half goals sealed the win for the hosts. The hosts started the game strongly when a shot from outside the box from Andrew Oluwabori flew over Nick Hayes’ bar. First chance for Barnet fell to Danny Collinge as Hartigan’s cross from a […]

Barnet maintained their unbeaten record in pre-season with a 1-0 win away at Bridge Avenue, home to newly promoted 6th-tier side, Hornchurch. After wins against Hitchen Town, MK Dons, Chesham United, Hemel Hempstead, and a draw last week away at Chelmsford City, the Bees hoped to continue their fine form as the start of the season

Rhys Browne’s late equaliser saw Barnet’s unbeaten pre-season continue at the Melbourne Community Stadium against Chelmsford City.   The first-half was a half of few chances. The first coming after 15 minutes when Rhys Browne saw his close range strike saved by the Chelmsford goalkeeper.   The Bees came close again when a cross into

Nicke Kabamba’s first half hat-trick saw The Bees beat National League South side Hemel Hempstead Town.   Callum Stead had the first chance of the game when his effort from a tight angle in the Hemel box was saved by Wood the Hemel keeper.   The hosts would go down the other end and had

The Bees beat newly promoted National League South side Chesham United at The Meadow to secure a third pre-season victory.   The first chance of the game fell to the home side when a close-range strike crashed against the crossbar before a follow-up shot was excellently blocked on the line from Jermaine Francis.   Mark

First-half goals from Anthony Hartigan, Finley Wilkinson, and Rhys Browne secured an opening pre-season victory against Hitchin Town at Top Field.   The first chance of the game fell to Rhys Browne. Finley Wilkinson made an excellent run to the edge of the Hitchin box before playing the ball into the path of Rhys Browne,

Barnet were well beaten at The Hive as the promotion dream ended in disappointing fashion in a 4-0 National League Play-off semi-final defeat to Solihull Moors.   Dean Brennan made two changes to the starting XI who had the task of reaching Wembley, Adebola Oluwo and Harry Pritchard came in for Ben Coker and Zak

Barnet finished off the regular season in style as they beat recently relegated, Kidderminster Harriers, by 4 goals to 1.   The result also confirmed a 2nd place finish for The Bees, meaning they will have home advantage next weekend in the National League play-off semi-final.   Dean Brennan made two changes to the starting

Early goals from Danny Collinge and Callum Stead secured all three points and a play-off semi-final for The Bees against FC Halifax at the Wham Stadium in Accrington.   Halifax had the first chance of the game when a curling effort from the edge of the box narrowly went over Josh Keeley’s crossbar.   It