Brennan unhappy with Barnet red card

Barnet boss Brennan criticised the red card shown to Isiah Noel-Williams in the 70th minute, saying the second yellow was unjust and cost them the win against Oldham.

Barnet led 1-0 at half-time through Kabongo Tshimanga's goal but were reduced to 10 men when Isiah Noel-Williams was sent off in the 70th minute. Oldham equalised through Mike Fondop's header in the fourth minute of stoppage time, ending the match 1-1.

Boss Dean Brennan told BBC Radio London the red card was "a farce", arguing the second yellow card was not a yellow card offence and that the decision "changed the whole game". He also criticised his side's lack of ruthlessness in front of goal, noting they missed a glorious chance with Idris Kanu at 11 v 11 to make it 2-0.

Barnet sit second in League Two, three points behind Salford City with a game in hand. Their next fixture is Tuesday against York City.