5:18pm Saturday 20th March 2010
Barnet eased their relegation fears with a 2-1 win at bottom-club Darlington this afternoon.
The long trip north proved worthwhile for Ian Hendon's troops.
It was also the perfect response after last week's disappointing defeat at home to Accrington Stanley.
The on-loan Dave Livermore and Albert Adomah struck to put the Bees in full control.
Though the Quakers pulled one back in the second half, via a Gary Breen own goal, Barnet held on to take all three points.
It leaves struggling Darlington rooted to the bottom of the table and with little hope of pulling clear from the drop zone.
With second-from-bottom Grimsby beating Bournemouth, it was important the Bees won this to keep themselves well clear of the dreaded bottom two places.
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