John O'Flynn's headed double helped Barnet to a fourth successive home win as they beat Lincoln.

O'Flynn double eases relegation worries

John O'Flynn's headed double helped Barnet to a fourth successive home win as they beat Lincoln 3-2 to ease their relegation worries. The Bees' leading scorer settled a tight encounter with an 88th-minute winner from Albert Adomah's pinpoint cross. Lincoln went ahead after 15 minutes, Michael O'Connor side-footing home Aaron Brown's cross. Dany N'Guessan and Janos Kovacs had chances to double the lead, but Barnet levelled against the run of play in the 36th minute, Paul Furlong's great chase allowing Yannick Bolasie to cross for O'Flynn to head beyond Robert Burch. The Bees made the most of the reprieve in the 63rd minute, Adomah jinking past several challenges before lashing into the roof of the net. But Lincoln levelled again two minutes later, with Adrian Patulea heading home from O'Connor's free-kick. Burch then saved brilliantly from Matt Lockwood's free-kick, but O'Flynn's 17th of the season stole the points.