Barnet's injury-time goals in successive games have capped off a good week for the club, moving them seven points clear of third-placed Bromley in the National League. The Bees found themselves 2-1 down to Maidenhead on Saturday before Callum Stead and Dale Gorman sealed the points for Dean Brennan's side in a ferocious clash. Head coach Brennan praised his players' ability to keep plugging away despite coming close to losing their unbeaten home record this season. Brennan told the club's website, 'I thought we dominated the game from start to finish, but I'm frustrated.' The goal conceded was cheap, and Brennan felt his team dominated but lacked cutting edge. Nicke Kabamba had a glorious chance on half-time, but the team's end product wasn't good enough. The Bees now face two consecutive fixtures away from home, starting with a trip to National League strugglers Oxford City on Saturday. And there was more drama at The Hive on Tuesday as former Premier League striker Gary Hooper rescued a 1-1 draw against Solihull Moors with a 96th-minute effort. The volume of games has been huge for Barnet, and the goal conceded away to nine men in the FA Cup has taken its toll, with loads of muscle injuries now affecting the team. Brennan's frustration is palpable, and he's eager to get key players back. The Bees' unbeaten run is a positive, but Brennan knows they can't keep relying on late goals. So, the focus shifts to the upcoming away fixtures, where Barnet will look to maintain their momentum. But for now, Brennan's frustration lingers, and he's looking for improvements in his team's performance.