Club News

Tune into Sky Sports One HD on Friday at 10pm for Fantasy Football Club to see Barnet Football Club’s finest take on the two-footed corner challenge. Mark Byrne, Andy Yiadom and Jake Hyde all took part with the latter pair both scoring in the following fixture against Rotherham United. The aim of the game is […]

Tonight’s game between Arsenal and Fulham in the FA Youth Cup at Underhill has been called off due to adverse weather conditions.  The game will now take place on Tuesday 22 January with kick-off at the original time of 7pm.

Three of Barnet Football Club’s four players out on loan featured last weekend with one emerging victorious.  Jamal Lowe spearheaded the Hayes and Yeading attack on Saturday helping them to a 2-1 win over Weston-super-Mare. Goals from Adam Bygrave, on his 50th appearance for the club, and Tom Cadmore in the first 14 minutes sealed

Barnet Football Club is pleased to announce that it has now started recruiting its new intake of players for the Under 18 College Development Programme. The U18 College Development Programme offers boys who have just finished their GCSEs a chance to study at Stanmore College in either A Levels or a BTEC in Sport whilst

Barnet FC Ladies will travel to either Portsmouth or Manchester City in the quarter-final of the FAWPL Cup. Barnet progressed past Lewes on the weekend when Stacey Sowden slotted home a 96th minute winner to give the Bees a 2-1 win at Underhill.   The Bees began their campaign in style with a 6-0 win

David Stephens has been named in the Npower League Two Team of the Week following Saturday’s stunning 2-0 win over Rotherham United. The defender played a pivotal role as the Bee’s kept a second successive clean sheet adding to the one they picked up in another 2-0 one-week before against Bradford City. Stephens has struck

The Development Squad suffered a 2-0 defeat to Cardiff City on Monday night at the Cardiff City Stadium. Goals from Fillip Kiss and Etien Velikonja in the first-half helped were enough for the Bluebirds as the Bees brave second-half performance went unrewarded.  The Bees started the game well with their five-man midfield, led by Anthony

Stacey Sowden fired home in extra-time to give Barnet Ladies a 2-1 win over Lewes FC as they progressed to the League Cup quarter-final.  Helen King opened the scoring after 66 minutes to give the Bees the lead but Andrea Veiga levelled to force extra-time where Sowden took centre stage. The Bees may have expected

Barnet FC Ladies beat Lewes Ladies 2-1 after extra time at Underhill this afternoon to reach the last eight of the FA Women’s Premier League Cup. Full match report to follow.  

Barnet deservedly won at high-flying Rotherham United by a 2-0 scoreline which reflects the Bees’ ability to create and take chances and also to be able to defend when needed. The Bees made three changes to the line-up that defeated Bradford City the week before: in came Edgar Davids, Jake Hyde and Ibra Sekejja with