A dogged Barnet side were undone by two quick-fire Leyton Orient goals at the Matchroom Stadium. The Bees had the better of an end-to-end first half, but created few clear-cut chances in the second period. Leyton Orient grew in stature as the game progressed, and broke the deadlock with 16 minutes left to play. Playmaker […]
Barnet’s winning start to the season came to an end on Saturday, as the Bees went down 2-1 to Lincoln City at The Hive. Lincoln raced into a two goal lead after just 21 minutes, with Barnet pulling one back through Keanu Marsh-Brown after half-time. However, despite constant pressure throughout the final half hour the
Barnet continued their perfect start to the season with a convincing 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers at The Hive on Tuesday night. Rovers have been hotly-tipped to make an instant return to the Football League this season, but were undone by two first half goals from the Bees’ new strike partnership of John Akinde and
Jake Hyde scored an 88th minute winner to give Barnet a 1-2 win away at Gateshead. Colin Larkin opened the scoring for the home side after 32 minutes but their lead lasted just five minutes as Keanu Marsh-Brown slotted home. The matched looked like it was going to end level but Hyde took centre stage
Barnet got their Skrill Premier campaign off to a glorious start with an impressive 3-0 win over Chester at The Hive. After a tight first period the Bees took the lead through Luke Gambin just 46 seconds after the restart. Jake Hyde then did what he does best, twice, with two superb finishes to ensure
The Hive came to life on Monday 24th June as the first-team reported for the start of pre-season. Following a disappointing end to the 2012/13 season the Bees’ terrific training ground was buzzing with anticipation as the club set their sights on a return to the Football League. Regular starters Graham Stack, David Stephens and
Barnet have been relegated from the Football League after suffering a 2-0 defeat against Northampton Town. The Bees were on top for large parts of the match but after Keanu Marsh-Brown wasted a golden opportunity the tide began to turn. After a goalless first-half Northampton made Barnet pay as Roy O’Donovan and Luke Guttridge scored
The last Barnet match ever to take place at Underhill is certainly one that will live long in the memory of all associated with the club. Jake Hyde got the all important goal nine minutes from time before Graham Stack saved a 93rd minute penalty to give the Bees a 1-0 win over Wycombe Wanderers.Â
Barnet suffered a devastating 3-2 defeat away to Torquay United on Tuesday night. Elliot Benyon opened the scoring in the first-half but Jake Hyde equalised with his first kick of the match on 56 minutes. It took just two minutes for the home side to retake the lead as Billy Bodin smashed the ball past
An impressive Barnet performance went unrewarded as Chesterfield secured a 2-0 win at Underhill.   Despite dominating large parts of the match the Bees couldn’t apply the finishing touch to a number of chances as second-half strikes from Jay O’Shea and Neal Togwell stunned Edgar Davids’ side. Barnet made no changes to the side who
