Barnet manager Dean Brennan was left fuming after his side's 3-1 defeat to York City. Brennan believed that York City goalkeeper Harrison Male should have been shown a red card.
What happened?
Barnet headed to North Yorkshire at the top of the Vanarama National League table, but were defeated by a quickfire double from Alex Hunt and Ollie Pearce. Brennan's side had taken the lead through Bailey Hobson, but former Bee Marvin Armstrong equalized in the first half.
Why it matters for Barnet
The defeat was a significant blow to Barnet's promotion hopes, with Brennan admitting that his side had made crucial errors. Brennan felt that the referee had missed a clear foul by Male on Zak Brunt, which he believed should have resulted in a red card. The Barnet boss was impressed by the standard of the match, but was disappointed by the mistakes made by his side.
What comes next?
Brennan will be looking to bounce back from the defeat, with his side facing a crucial run of fixtures in the coming weeks. The Barnet manager will be hoping that his side can learn from their mistakes and improve their performance. Brennan credited York City for their victory, but was frustrated by the decisions made by the officials.
