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Academy manager Henry Newman had as much reason as anyone to smile on Tuesday evening as a Barnet side containing three Under-18s gave a strong Peterborough United outfit a run for their money in the EFL Checkatrade Trophy. The Posh ran out 2-1 winners with a late goal but the Bees, who had four Under-21s […]

Barnet’s Dwight Pascal made a piece of history in Tuesday’s EFL Checkatrade Trophy clash against Peterborough United, becoming the Bees’ youngest ever player. At 15 years and 250 days Pascal, who had been at school in the build-up to the match, played the full 90 minutes at right-back and caught the eye with an assured

Grimsby Town v Barnet Sky Bet League Two Saturday 12th November 2016 Kick-Off 3:00 pm Stadium: Blundell Park, Cleethorpes DN35 7PY Telephone: 01472 605 050 Club Colours: Black & White Nickname: The Mariners Key Personnel After Paul Hurst’s departure to Shrewsbury Town, physiotherapist Dave Moore took charge of the club on an interim basis.  However, Solihull Moors manager Marcus

Justin Amaluzor’s first professional goal was not enough for a young Barnet side who, despite a strong second-half showing, lost their final EFL Checkatrade Trophy match 2-1 to Peterborough United at The Hive. The Posh led after just six minutes when Paul Taylor tucked home at the back post from point-blank range. But the Bees

Barnet host Peterborough United in their final EFL Checkatrade Trophy at The Hive this evening in what is the inaugural year of the competition.  The Bees drew 2-2 at MK Dons in their first group match to earn a point. However, under the competition’s rules a penalty shootout took place for an extra point. The

Barnet striker John Akinde has been recognised for his fine October form, earning a nomination for the Sky Bet League Two Player of the Month award. The 27-year-old hitman scored five goals in just seven outings, helping the Bees pick up seven points with wins over Wycombe Wanderers and Hartlepool United, as well as a

Supporters attending Tuesday’s EFL Checkatrade Trophy fixture between Barnet and Peterborough United are advised that all fans will be seated in the West Stand – no other stand will be open. Bees supporters who took advantage of our fantastic special offer and purchased Four For £4/£40 tickets have been upgraded from the South Terrace to

Barnet’s Emirates FA Cup adventure has come to an end after the Bees were beaten 3-0 at EFL League One side Shrewsbury Town. The Bees had enjoyed by far the better of the first half when they fell behind to Mat Sadler’s 29th minute strike. But that goal changed the course of the game and

Barnet FC will host Enfield Town at The Hive London on Monday, November 14 in the second round of the Middlesex Senior Challenge Cup. The game will take place on the first-team pitch at The Hive with kick-off set for 8pm. Ticket prices will be £5 for adults and £1 for concessions and kids. However,

Barnet defender James Pearson says working with other long-term absentees has helped him as he continues his rehabilitation from knee surgery. The former Leicester City right-back has been sidelined since pre-season after suffering a micro-fracture at the bottom of his femur and undergoing a repair of his lateral cartilage. Unfortunately, Pearson has been joined in