Barnet progress to the First Round Proper of the FA Cup after a dominant 3-0 victory over Weston-Super-Mare A.F.C.   Dom Revan, Dale Gorman and Idris Kanu were the goal scorers as Barnet comfortably saw off their opponents from Somerset.  Goal scorer Revan was one of two changes Dean Brennan made after the […]
Barnet hosted Maidstone at The Hive in the 19:45 Kick off on Tuesday the 4th of October 2022, a fixture that sees Maidstone manager, Hakan Hayrettin makes a return to the club he once played for. There have been some changes to the starting XI after the defeat to York with Rob Hall, Idris Kanu
Barnet welcomed York City in a mid-table clash at the Hive. Dean Brennan made one change to his side today, dropping Michael Philips in favour of Connor Smith. Barnet started the game strong with an early cross into the box by Ben Wynter but the shot from Harry Pritchard went straight into Ethan Ross, York’s
On a chilly Saturday afternoon, Dean Brennan took his Barnet side East for a London Derby Vs. Dagenham & Redbridge. Barnet fielded an unchanged eleven for the fixture at Victoria Road.   The opening stages were balanced with some good play from both sides. Barnet took the lead in the 15th minute. A long ball
Barnet were back in action after a 10-day break due to the postponed fixture on Saturday. Â Dean Brennan named a changed team and welcomed Danny Collinge back into the starting eleven. Â The teams took to the pitch with the rain falling. Before kick-off, both clubs observed a minute of silence and sang the
Dean Brennan’s Barnet side welcomed Eastleigh to The Hive for a fixture between 5th and 6th place. The two sides walked onto the pitch in front of the BT Sport cameras with the stadium buzzing for kick-off. A strong start was made by both sides as each team battled it out in the middle of
The Bees travelled to Derbyshire for a rare Friday night fixture. Barnet faced 4th place Chesterfield at the Technique Stadium. In front of 7,094 supporters, Dean Brennan named a team that had only one change. Rob Hall replaced the departing Ephron Mason-Clark. Chesterfield kicked off and took the lead after just 87 seconds from a
Barnet FC were back at The Hive and took on Woking FC. Dean Brennan named an unchanged starting eleven for the third time in a row and saw Moussa Diarra return from injury to the bench. Â After a five-minute delay to kick off due to the Woking coach being haulted by traffic, the game
The Bees suffered defeat in a pre-season outing under the lights at Princes Park – losing 2-0 to Dartford.  Dean Brennan’s side had the first chance of the evening when Dale Gorman played a neat pass forward to Jamar Loza in the left side of the box who opened his body up before steering
Dean Brennan’s side secured two victories in two separate 60-minute matches – beating Wingate & Finchley 3-0 and then 2-1 at The Maurice Rebak Stadium.  The first chance of the opening match came in the 9th minute after Dale Gorman’s corner was headed onto the crossbar by Moussa Diarra before eventually being claimed by
