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Upon investigation, we have discovered that on each occasion the issue stemmed from supporters who have used the same e-ticket more than once.  As a result, the turnstile ticketing system correctly rejected the multiple use of the same ticket on each occasion.  We would like to remind supporters to be extra vigilant when purchasing multiple […]

The kick-off time for the fixture on Saturday 22 December has also been moved forward, now getting underway at 12:35. The game will be shown live on BT Sport 1 and 4KUHD. It will be the second time the Bees will be shown live to the nation this season, with our trip to Hartlepool United

Following their 4-2 win over Braintree Town at the weekend, Barnet maintain a 16-year long run of featuring in the First Round of the competition. The draw will take place live on BBC Two, hosted by Mark Chapman at 7pm from Hitchin Town’s Top Field. If you can’t  watch it live, be sure to follow

The 19-year-old has put pen to paper on a three-year deal at The Hive London. Mason-Clark, who has made 13 appearances so far this season, is a product of the Barnet FC Academy and made his first-team debut in October 2016. Speaking on signing a new deal, Mason-Clark said:“I’m happy to get this done –

Vanarama, the UK’s leading commercial vehicle leasing company, powered the fundraising drive by sacrificing its naming rights for the National League, together with a vehicle leasing initiative, ‘lease a van save a man’, which ran throughout September and October. A cheque for £150,000 was presented at the flagship BT Sport televised game for Non-League day

The Three Lions were deserved winners and should have won by more than just the one goal, which came from the penalty spot and was scored by Havant & Waterlooville striker, and one time Bee, Alfie Pavey in the 65th minute. Barnet Academy graduate, and our current joint top scorer, Fonguck impressed in an advanced

Full line-up and bench as above.