Barnet Football Club is an English professional football team based in North London, currently competing in EFL League Two, the fourth tier of the English football pyramid. The club, founded in 1888, plays its home games at The Hive Stadium in Edgware. Their traditional colors are black and amber. One of the oldest clubs in London, Barnet has a rich non-league history, famously managed by Barry Fry in the early 1990s when they gained promotion to the Football League. A key era was their 1990-91 Conference title win under Fry, which secured their first-ever place in the Football League. The Bees have since oscillated between League Two and the National League, with a notable FA Cup run in 2022 where they reached the third round. The current team, managed by Dean Brennan, is known for its attacking style and is perennially aiming for promotion back to the higher reaches of League Two. The fan base is loyal, and the club is affectionately known as "The Bees." Barnet remains a historic club with a persistent ambition to climb the English leagues.