Goals from Kabongo Tshimanga, Mark Shelton and Callum Stead saw the Bees come from behind on home soil to beat relegation-battling Barrow and move within two points of the play-offs. Dean Brennan made one change to the side that beat Fleetwood Town on Easter Monday, with Idris Kanu returning to the starting XI and Joe […]
The Bees came away from a sunny Highbury Stadium with all three points as five fantastic finishes on bank holiday Monday saw the amber and black army travel back to the capital with a well-deserved victory.  Dean Brennan made one change to Friday’s draw against Bromley, with Joe Kizzi coming in for the suspended
It was heartbreak at The Hive this afternoon, as Bromley’s strike in the dying moments of the game denied Barnet all three points. Nicke Kabamba’s early strike was cancelled out when Phillip Chinedu scored his first goal in amber and black six minutes later, with the tie level at the half-way stage. The Bees had
Danny Collinge’s 49th-minute strike proved to be the match winner on home soil as the Bees beat Cambridge United at The Hive. Â The result sees Barnet record back-to-back victories against automatic promotion-chasing sides with six games to go. Â Dean Brennan made one change to the side that successfully overcame MK Dons, and with
Goals from Danny Collinge, Kabongo Tshimanga and Idris Kanu saw the Bees bounce back to winning ways in a statement victory over MK Dons in Buckinghamshire.  Dean Brennan named an unchanged side after Tuesday night’s draw against Crawley Town at the Broadfield Stadium. Two changes were made to the bench, with Joe Kizzi and
Mark Shelton’s early second-half strike was cancelled out by an 89th-minute spot-kick as Crawley Town held Barnet to a draw at the Broadfield Stadium. Dean Brennan made one change to the side that fell short to Newport on Saturday, with Mark Shelton replacing Anthony Hartigan in the midfield. The Bees launched there first attack inside
Callum Stead’s first goal since December wasn’t enough to earn the Bees a valuable three points on home soil, as two second-half goals from relegation-threatened Newport County saw the points head back to South Wales.  Dean Brennan made two changes to the XI that started the game against Salford City last time out. Anthony
Two goals late in the first-half at the Peninsula Stadium were enough to see Salford City send the Bees home empty-handed from Greater Manchester this afternoon. Â Dean Brennan named an unchanged XI for the lunchtime kick-off against the Ammies, with the only change to the substitutions seeing Mark Shelton return to the bench against
Nnamdi Ofoborh’s 65th-minute strike sealed victory for the Bees on home soil, confirming back-to-back victories and clean sheet for the Bees.  Dean Brennan made one change to the team that beat Accrington Stanley on Tuesday Night, with Diallang Jaiyesimi replacing Jack Howland in the starting eleven.  Britt Assombalonga returned to take his place
Kabongo Tshimanga’s 81st-minute strike sealed victory for the Bees under the Lancashire lights at the Wham Stadium.  88 travelling fans were sent home happy as our January addition centre-forward  scored his fifth goal in Barnet colours, a result that sees Barnet bounce back from Saturday’s trip to Colchester.  Dean Brennan made three changes
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