Match Reports

Jake Hyde had given the Bees an early lead but Barnet eventually went down 2-1 to a Fleetwood Town side that now find themselves in the automatic promotion places. minute, but they then had held firm until 12 minutes from time when the home side scored the winner.thBarnet’s cause was not helped when Graham Stack

Barnet added a point to their season’s total with this 0-0 draw against big-budget Rotherham United, but in addition will have gained a much needed boost to their confidence by managing a clean sheet for the first time this campaign and in terms of the number of chances created the Bees looked a much more

Barnet are still looking for their first victory of the season after this 1-0 defeat at the hands of Aldershot Town, who themselves were on a five-match winless run, the goal coming midway through the second half. Head Coach Mark Robson had kept faith with the same starting XI who had put in a decent

Barnet are still in search of their first win of the season after a comprehensive 3-0 defeat to Bradford City at Valley Parade; all the goals coming early in the second-half.  Yet the first-half performance in which the Bees matched anything the Bantams had to offer looked to have given the platform to go on

Saville’s Headed Effort Had Raised Hopes, But They Were To Be Dashed Barnet lost by a 3-1 scoreline against Martin Allen’s table-topping Gillingham in a game that was largely decided by two early quick goals by the Gills. Centre-back David Stephens made his debut at the expense of the injured Jon Fortune, the armband being

Barnet were beaten 2-0 at Spotland on Saturday afternoon and the scoreline fairly reflects the balance of play. The Bees sadly rarely troubled the home goal and spent the lion’s share of the game on the defensive, although it must be said that debutant Graham Stack was rarely troubled in the Bees goal but the