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Barnet FC: The latest club to follow the National League to League One pipeline?

Barnet top League Two after an unbeaten start to the campaign. They finished last season on red-hot form and have showed no sign of slowing down so far this term. But are they due to fall away, or are we witnessing another club go from the National League to League One in a matter of seasons?

23.09.26, 17:05 Updated 23.09.26, 17:15

Joel Grainger

Joel Grainger

Barnet sit top of League Two after seven matches, unbeaten and two points clear of Walsall and Grimsby Town following a 3-1 win over Fleetwood Town at The Hive on the 19th of September.

Four wins and three draws have brought 15 points and 17 goals, and the Bees have found the net in every league game so far. Stretch the sample back into last season and the numbers look even better, with Dean Brennan's side now unbeaten in 16 league matches since a 2-1 defeat to Newport County on the 14th of March. That run included a club-record seven consecutive Football League wins, and Brennan was named League Two Manager of the Month for August.

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Joel Grainger

Joel Grainger is the co-owner and Lead Editor for eflpublished. He has previous experience writing independently and for the Huddersfield Town podcast And He Takes That Chance, as well as an honours degree in Football Business and Marketing from the University Campus of Football Business.

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