In the 17th minute, Ellis Iandolo put Swindon ahead after catching Craig Ross off his line and scoring a free-kick from all of 35-yards-out. The lead didn’t last long though as Barnet pulled a goal back almost straight away, John Akinde heading in from Jamal Campbell-Ryce’s cross to level in the 20th minute. The first […]
The Bees first chance fell to John Akinde, but he saw his effort save by Christy Pym. Soon after, Jack Taylor fired across the face of goal as Barnet looked the more dangerous of the two sides in the opening minutes. Exeter broke the deadlock just after the half hour mark. Jayden Stockley won the
It was the Bees who started the brighter of the two sides, Akinola took a great touch to get in behind the Cambridge defence, but he saw his shot saved by Forde. Clough had a header saved before Cambridge’s first chance saw Azeez get in behind Santos but his low effort from a tight angle
Cheltenham nearly took an early lead but Andre Blackman was in the right place at the right time to head clear off the line before Eisa hit the rebound well over the crossbar. Jamie Stephens conceded an indirect free-kick in his own area when his attempt to clear a backpass flew up in the air
Barnet had the opportunity to make the first real chance from a free-kick, but Ryan Watson’s effort hit the wall and went out for a corner. Watson’s ball fell to the feet of Michael Nelson, but he wasn’t expecting it and Shrimps keeper Barry Roache could easily collect. Elliot Osbourne had an effort soon after,
A dramatic late goal from Robbie Weir on his 29th birthday gave Chesterfield a 2-1 Sky Bet League Two win over Barnet. Barnet struck first when Akinde got in between two defenders and beat Cameron Dawson, who was making his Chesterfield debut, with a low shot from 12 yards. Jak McCourt had a 25-yard shot
Within eight minutes, Barnet thought they’d taken the lead when a cross was only parried by Spurs keeper Alfie Whiteman, Michael Nelson volleying but only finding the inside of the post. The first real test for Craig Ross came a moment later, Shayon Harrison’s long-range effort was well saved by the Bees keeper. The Lilywhites
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On a blustery day at The Hive London, both sides looked to take an early advantage. It was Grimsby though who broke the deadlock within five minutes. Matt following up on his midweek goal against Swindon Town with another, coming from a corner. Grimsby dominated the open proceedings, Jamie Stephens making a comfortable saved from
Click here for Mark McGhee’s full post match reaction. Port Vale had a great chance to go ahead 11 minutes in when David Worrall found Tom Pope in a shooting position, but Jamie Stephens produced a fine save to keep his effort out. Vale had another excellent opportunity in the 57th minute when Pope’s shot
Barnet had the first chance of the half after just four minutes, Ryan Watson with a free-kick that was hit low and hard but was well saved by U’s keeper Sam Walker. Eight minutes in and Barnet had another chance, Watson’s corner being swung at by a returning John Akinde, only for the ball to
