The Bees travel to Devon tomorrow evening to face Exeter City at St James Park in Sky Bet League Two.
Barnet
Barnet
Dean Brennan’s side head into the fixture looking to continue their unbeaten start to the league campaign.
Barnet were held to a 2-2 draw by Cheltenham Town at The Hive on Saturday, despite taking an early lead through Charlie Lakin’s third goal in as many matches.
Two defensive errors allowed Cheltenham to move ahead before Kabongo Tshimanga calmly converted from the penalty spot to secure a point for the Bees.
The result followed impressive 3-1 victories over Salford City and Shrewsbury Town. Barnet also recorded a memorable 5-1 victory over Arsenal Under-21s in the EFL Trophy.
The Bees have collected seven points from their opening three league matches, scoring eight goals in the process.
Barnet were held to a 2-2 draw by Cheltenham Town at The Hive on Saturday, despite taking an early lead through Charlie Lakin’s third goal in as many matches.
Two defensive errors allowed Cheltenham to move ahead before Kabongo Tshimanga calmly converted from the penalty spot to secure a point for the Bees.
The result followed impressive 3-1 victories over Salford City and Shrewsbury Town. Barnet also recorded a memorable 5-1 victory over Arsenal Under-21s in the EFL Trophy.
The Bees have collected seven points from their opening three league matches, scoring eight goals in the process.
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Barnet’s last five results
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*Barnet FC 2-2 Cheltenham Town – Sky Bet League Two
* Shrewsbury Town 1-3 Barnet FC — Sky Bet League Two
* Barnet FC 5-1 Arsenal U21s — EFL Trophy
* Barnet FC 3-1 Salford City — Sky Bet League Two
* Cambridge United 2-1 Barnet FC — Carabao Cup
Exeter City
The Grecians will be looking to respond following Saturday’s narrow 2-1 defeat away to York City.
That result followed an impressive 2-0 home victory over Accrington Stanley, with captain Jack Fitzwater opening the scoring before a Seamus Conneely own goal doubled Exeter’s advantage.
Matt Taylor’s side have collected three points from their opening three league fixtures but demonstrated their strength at St James Park by producing a controlled performance and keeping a clean sheet in their opening home match.
Taylor returned to Exeter earlier this year, having previously guided the club to promotion from League Two during the 2021/22 campaign.
That result followed an impressive 2-0 home victory over Accrington Stanley, with captain Jack Fitzwater opening the scoring before a Seamus Conneely own goal doubled Exeter’s advantage.
Matt Taylor’s side have collected three points from their opening three league fixtures but demonstrated their strength at St James Park by producing a controlled performance and keeping a clean sheet in their opening home match.
Taylor returned to Exeter earlier this year, having previously guided the club to promotion from League Two during the 2021/22 campaign.
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Exeter’s Last Five Results
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*York City 2-1 Exeter City – Sky Bet League Two
Exeter City 2-0 Accrington Stanley — Sky Bet League Two
* Grimsby Town 1-0 Exeter City — Sky Bet League Two
* Plymouth Argyle 2-0 Exeter City — Carabao Cup
* Exeter City 1-1 Bristol City — Pre-Season Friendly
One to Watch
Reece Cole is an influential figure in the Exeter midfield.
The 28-year-old provides creativity and a threat from distance and set-pieces. Cole was heavily involved in Exeter’s victory over Accrington and will be someone the Bees must monitor closely.
Previous Meeting
The 28-year-old provides creativity and a threat from distance and set-pieces. Cole was heavily involved in Exeter’s victory over Accrington and will be someone the Bees must monitor closely.
Previous Meeting
This will be the first meeting between the clubs since their extraordinary Emirates FA Cup tie at St James Park in November 2024.
Barnet twice led during the second half through Zak Brunt and Nicke Kabamba, but a Josh Magennis hat-trick helped Exeter level before two goals deep into additional time secured a dramatic 5-3 victory for the Grecians.
Exeter have enjoyed the better of the recent meetings, recording six victories, one draw and one defeat across the previous nine encounters.
Ticket Information
Barnet twice led during the second half through Zak Brunt and Nicke Kabamba, but a Josh Magennis hat-trick helped Exeter level before two goals deep into additional time secured a dramatic 5-3 victory for the Grecians.
Exeter have enjoyed the better of the recent meetings, recording six victories, one draw and one defeat across the previous nine encounters.
Ticket Information
Standing tickets are priced at:
Adult: £21Senior (65+): £19Young Adult (18–23): £19Under-18: £9Under-14: £9
Adult: £21Senior (65+): £19Young Adult (18–23): £19Under-18: £9Under-14: £9
Seated tickets are priced at:
Adult: £29Senior (65+): £26Young Adult (18–23): £26Under-18: £14Under-14: £14
Adult: £29Senior (65+): £26Young Adult (18–23): £26Under-18: £14Under-14: £14
Supporters can also purchase tickets from the ticket booth on the evening, with cash and card accepted. Matchday prices increase by £1 for seated tickets and between £1 and £2 for standing tickets.
Match Details
Match Details
Exeter City v Barnet FCTuesday 1st SeptemberSt James ParkKick-off: 7:45pmCome on you Bees! 
