The Bees number seven’s team will firstly take on Antigua and Barbuda on June 4th before they host Montserrat on June 9th. Both matches are World Cup Qualifiers in the North and Central region, as the race for qualification for the 2022 FIFA World Cup hots up. McQueen trained with his Barnet teammates yesterday morning […]
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Please note some of the following useful information: Car Parking: Parking is available in the main car park charged at £6.00, tokens will be available to purchase from the Legends and Hive bar. For those using public transport, the Whitchurch Lane entrance will be open for those alighting at Canons Park Tube Station. Entry: All
As before, we will once again be opening the Legends Stand for these matches for both Season Ticket Holders and individual match by match purchases. Subject to demand the North Stand may become available for match buyers for both games. PLEASE NOTE THAT TICKETS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO HOME SUPPORTERS. Both matches will be live
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Despite the best efforts of the Moors’ grounds team, several outbreaks of torrential rain left the hosts pitch unplayable before the game was postponed by the officials last night. The match will now take place this evening with kick-off scheduled for 18:00 at Damson Park. The plan is for the match to take place behind
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Three spells of persistent heavy rain in the West-Midlands left the pitch in doubt and despite the extreme hard work of all the staff at Solihull Moors, the game has been postponed with the pitch deemed unplayable by the referee. A new date for this fixture will be announced in due course.
The stream is available at a cost of £7.50 and Bees fans can purchase their match pass by CLICKING HERE (to be updated by the Moors in due course.) 600 Moors fans will be in attendance as The National League and the rest of the country prepares to welcome supporters back to stadiums. Bees fans
