Barnet FC hosts Swindon Town with 19-game unbeaten run
The Bees aim to extend their impressive league form at The Hive against Ian Holloway's side.
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Barnet Football Club is set to host Swindon Town at The Hive on Tuesday evening for a Sky Bet League Two fixture. The home team, managed by Dean Brennan, will be looking to extend their current unbeaten league run to 19 games. This match marks a return to home turf for Barnet after a series of away fixtures.
Barnet's Recent Form
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Dean Brennan's side faces Tranmere Rovers this weekend, aiming to extend their impressive league form.
The Bees have secured recent victories on the road, including comeback wins against Bristol Rovers and Tranmere Rovers. Their last league outing saw them defeat Tranmere Rovers 2-1, with Kabongo Tshimanga scoring twice in the second half. Barnet's recent record also includes wins against Fleetwood Town and Accrington Stanley, and a penalty shootout victory over AFC Wimbledon in the Jersey Mikes Trophy.
Swindon Town's Challenge
Swindon Town, managed by experienced boss Ian Holloway, will be seeking a return to winning ways. Their last league victory was in early September. Despite a challenging start to their campaign, Swindon possess players such as Tom Nichols, Ollie Clark, and Ryan Tafazolli, who are familiar with the league. The club has recorded wins against Colchester United, Port Vale, and Cheltenham Town this season.
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Dean Brennan's side came from behind against Bristol Rovers thanks to goals from Zac Williams and Adam Senior.
Key Players and Management
Ian Holloway brings extensive Football League experience to Swindon Town, having previously managed clubs including QPR, Plymouth Argyle, Blackpool, Crystal Palace, Millwall, and Grimsby Town. He arrived at the County Ground in October 2024. Swindon's striker Aaron Drinan, aged 28, joined the club in January 2024 and has scored 35 league goals. Drinan previously played for Ipswich Town and Leyton Orient, helping the latter achieve promotion in 2023.
Ticket Information
Tickets for the match are available at various price points. Adult tickets are priced at £28, with senior tickets costing £18.50. Teenagers aged 13 to 19 can purchase tickets for £6, and children under 13 can attend for £3.50.
Match Broadcast
Supporters unable to attend the game can follow the match through BFC TV, which offers live audio commentary and video streaming options for eligible overseas viewers. The platform also provides interviews and highlights.
Questions this report answers
+When is Barnet FC playing Swindon Town?
Barnet FC will host Swindon Town at The Hive on Tuesday evening. The match is a Sky Bet League Two fixture.
+What is Barnet FC's current league form?
Barnet FC is currently on an unbeaten run of 19 league games. They have secured recent victories on the road and are looking to extend this streak at home.
+How much do tickets cost for the match?
Ticket prices for the game range from £3.50 for children under 13, to £6 for teenagers aged 13-19. Adult tickets are £28, and senior tickets are £18.50.
+Who is the manager of Swindon Town and who is a key player?
The manager of Swindon Town is Ian Holloway. A notable player for Swindon is striker Aaron Drinan, who has scored 35 league goals since joining in January 2024.
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