Barnet on TV
League Two on UK television, 2026/27
Barnet fixtures on UK TV
November 2026
- Walsall Away League Two Sky Sports+
- Port Vale Home League Two Not on TV
- Crawley Away League Two Moved from Sat 26 Sep Sky Sports+
- Rochdale Away League Two Not on TV
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December 2026
- Rotherham Home League Two Sky Sports+
- Northampton Home League Two Not on TV
- Grimsby Away League Two Not on TV
- Colchester Home League Two Not on TV
- Gillingham Away League Two TV TBC
January 2027
- Newport County Away League Two TV TBC
- Grimsby Home League Two TV TBC
- Tranmere Home League Two Not on TV
- Swindon Away League Two TV TBC
- Oldham Away League Two Not on TV
- Crewe Home League Two Not on TV
February 2027
- Cheltenham Away League Two Not on TV
How to watch Barnet on TV in the UK
Which Barnet matches are on Sky Sports?
Sky Sports have 3 Barnet matches so far: Walsall away on Sat 14 Nov, Crawley away on Tue 24 Nov and Rotherham at home on Tue 1 Dec.
- Walsall Away
- Crawley Away
- Rotherham Home
Why are some matches not on TV?
9 of Barnet's remaining fixtures kick off at 3pm on a Saturday, so under the UK's live-football blackout they are not on TV unless moved for broadcast: Port Vale at home on Sat 21 Nov, Rochdale away on Sat 28 Nov, Northampton at home on Sat 12 Dec, Grimsby away on Sat 19 Dec and 5 more. A match moved for TV shows here with its new time.
- Port Vale Home
- Rochdale Away
- Northampton Home
- Grimsby Away
- and 5 more
Which matches are still to be decided?
4 Barnet fixtures have no TV decision yet, the first being Gillingham away on Tue 29 Dec. Broadcasters confirm their picks for each round a few weeks in advance, so any of these may still be chosen.
- Gillingham Away
- Newport County Away
- Grimsby Home
- Swindon Away
Kick-off times are UK time. Updated every morning from the leagues' and broadcasters' own schedules, and through each match.
About Barnet
Barnet trace their story to 1888, when a club of that name was formed in Chipping Barnet; it folded in the early 1900s. Two local sides, Barnet Avenue and the Alston Works team, Barnet Alston, kept the game going and merged in 1912 to join the new Athenian League. The amber and black colours came from Alston, and the combined club took the name Barnet FC in 1919.
Barnet lifted the FA Amateur Cup in 1946 and spent 106 years at Underhill before moving to The Hive in Edgware in 2013. Barry Fry's side first reached the Football League in 1991, and the Bees have since come back from non-league football as champions in 2005, 2015 and 2025, the last time with a club-record 102 points.
- Founded
- 1888
- Ground
- The Hive Stadium
- Capacity
- 6,500
- Nickname
- The Bees