Barnet's 1-0 win over Wycombe Wanderers was a fitting farewell to Underhill, the club's home for 106 years. The match was filled with drama, as Graham Stack made a stunning 92nd-minute penalty save to protect Jake Hyde's 81st-minute goal. The win keeps Barnet in control of their own destiny, with survival on the last day beckoning at Northampton on Saturday. Edgar Davids, the head coach, played heroically until his 40-year-old hamstrings tightened five minutes from time. The fans flooded the pitch, celebrating the win and bidding an emotional farewell to Underhill. The club will move to The Hive, a new complex just under six miles away, but for the die-hard fans, it may as well be on the dark side of the Moon. Wycombe fans were in party mood, but the true believers, known as 'Barnet Bovva', were defiant in the face of familiar odds. The sun was out, and the game kicked off 20 minutes late, largely due to fair-weather fans sinking pints on the balcony of the adjoining cricket pavilion. The match was a testament to the club's determination, with Stack's penalty save capping off an incredible performance. As the fans celebrated, Davids removed his trademark glasses and waved them in a delirious mime, basking in the adoration of the crowd. The future may be uncertain, but for now, Barnet can bask in the glory of this hard-fought win. The club's history is filled with memorable moments, and this match will surely be etched in the memories of the fans for years to come. With the win, Barnet has taken a crucial step towards survival, and the players will be looking to build on this momentum in their next match. The atmosphere at Underhill was electric, with the fans creating a cacophony of noise that spurred the team on to victory. As the final whistle blew, the players and fans alike celebrated, knowing that this win could be the turning point in their season.