Barnet travel to Wetherby Road to take on Harrogate Town tomorrow night as John Still’s side remain on the hunt for their first win of the season. The Bees were on the receiving end of a 2-1 score-line at the weekend when they played host to Eastleigh. Charlee Adams bagged a consolation goal in stoppage […]
The Bees continue their search for their first win of the season when they play host to Eastleigh tomorrow. John Still’s men return to The Hive off the back of a 1-1 draw with Braintree Town on Tuesday where Shaq Coulthirst levelled proceedings just past the hour mark after Jack Taylor’s 34th-minute own goal. The
The Bees return to the Hive tomorrow night on the hunt for their first victory of the season after Saturday’s opening day draw away at Aldershot Town. Multiple debutants took to the field for Barnet as John Still overlooked his first game back in charge but despite numerous chances to win the game, the Bees
The Bees are back in action this weekend as they travel to Aldershot Town in their opening game of the new Vanarama National League season. John Still will take charge of his first competitive game since his return to the club with new signings and familiar faces also aiming to hit the ground running. It
Last Time We Met: Despite going in front, the Bees finished on the receiving end of a 2-1 score-line last time we faced Chesterfield. Barnet got off to the perfect start when Ryan Watson picked out John Akinde in the box who smashed his effort into the bottom left corner after 10 minutes. The Bees
Last Time We Met The last time we met the Shrimps was back in December at the Hive and it was the Bees who came away with maximum points. Jamal Campbell-Ryce opened the scoring on the half-hour mark, netting a strike worthy of a top class status. He charged down the left before cutting inside
Last Time We Met: The last time we came face-to-face with Newport, the Bees made sure it was very much a night to remember. The hosts took the lead through Ben White with just over 15 minutes to go after finding the net from close range. However, a John Akinde header from a Jamal Campbell-Ryce
Last Time We Met: Barnet became Forest Green’s first ever opponents in the Football League when these two sides last met. The Bees travelled to The New Lawn on the opening day of the season, coming back from 2-0 down to take a point back to North London. The hosts took a two-goal advantage into
Last Time We Met: The Bees will be hoping to get revenge over their local rivals on Monday after Stevenage were the victors when they came to the Hive back in August. Tom Pett, who departed Broadhall Way for Lincoln City in January, scored Boro’s first and only goal of the game to seal maximum
Last Time We Met: The last time The Bees met Crewe, a second-half Chris Porter strike was enough to ensure David Artell’s side claimed maximum points. The host’s were on top for the majority of the game and they received their just rewards with 15 minutes remaining after the Crewe number seven latched onto a
