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Brennan’s Bees flying high with late victory

By Gabriel Delliant

DEAN Brennan praised Barnet’s character and togetherness after this victory kept their play-off hopes alive.
Josh Gordon stunned the hosts inside two minutes, but Kabongo Tshimanga equalised after a deflection on the stroke of half-time.
Mark Shelton put Barnet ahead early in the second half before Rekeem Harper levelled. Moments later, Callum Stead headed the winner to seal a vital three points.
“We should have won the game by two or three more goals, but fair play to Barrow, they’re fighting for their lives,” said Bees boss s Brennan. ...

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