Barnet have been in freefall of late, while Brentford have passed them going in the other direction.
Battle of the Bees' at Underhill
Barnet have been in freefall of late, while Brentford have passed them going in the other direction.
Just three wins in their 15 games has seen Barnet slide out of the play-off picture and into the relegation battle.
Brentford meanwhile have suffered just one defeat in their last 10, winning five of their last seven, and with games in hand will still harbour ambitions of making their way into the top seven.
Burton could start
Barnet manager Paul Fairclough is expected to ring the changes following their recent poor form.
Forward Adam Birchall and winger Kieron St Aimie are both hoping to be recalled while goalkeeper Rob Beckwith came through Saturday's game at Darlington unscathed after his recent finger injury.
Defender Sagi Burton was on the bench at the weekend following his recent long-term knee injury but could be involved from the start this time around.
No concerns
Brentford manager Andy Scott has no fresh concerns going into the game and is set to name an unchanged side.
Alan Connell is in fine form at the moment and will again partner new signing Nathan Elder in attack, but John Mousinho is set to miss out again as he remains a long-term absentee with a knee injury.
Kevin O'Connor is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury so Craig Stone will continue in midfield while on loan Reading man Ben Hamer will continue in goal.
