Barnet's scheduled home match against York City this Saturday has been postponed. The club confirmed the decision was made because several Barnet players have been called up for international duty, meeting the EFL's criteria for a fixture postponement.
Barnet, who sit first in League Two with 15 points from seven unbeaten games, will now have a break in their schedule. Their last outing was a 3-1 home win over Fleetwood Town, a result that extended their strong early-season form. The club is also in discussions with Crawley Town and the relevant authorities to rearrange a previously postponed away fixture. Full details for both rescheduled games will be announced once confirmed.
All tickets purchased for the original York City fixture at The Hive Stadium will remain valid for the new date. Supporters who cannot attend the rearranged match will be entitled to a refund, with a dedicated link and further information to be provided once the new schedule is set.
The postponement comes as Barnet continue an impressive start, having scored 17 goals while conceding 10. The club will communicate the new date for the York City match as soon as arrangements are finalised.
