Barnet have announced their fixtures against Crawley Town and York City have been postponed due to international call-ups.The Bees were initially scheduled to play away at Crawley on September 26 and then host York on October 3.The Bees have been forced to push back two of their league fixturesGettyHowever, because Barnet received confirmation at least three of their players will be away on international duty during the upcoming break, they met the EFL’s criteria required to reschedule a game.What is the EFL’s criteria regarding international call-ups?Per EFL rules, clubs can request a fixture postponement if a player called up for international duty is named in the starting line-up or was a substitute and entered the match before the 75th minute in either 50 per cent of their club’s first team matches to date or four of the club’s previous five first team games.Barnet confirmed the club is now in discussions with Crawley, York and other relevant parties to agree new dates and kick-off times.The Bees’ EFL Trophy match away at Wimbledon on October 6 remains unaffected.How has Barnet performed this season?Dean Brennan’s side have enjoyed an unbeaten start to the 2026/27 League Two campaign, winning three and drawing three of their opening six games.They remain one of five teams in the fourth tier yet to taste defeat, alongside Walsall, Grimsby Town, Fleetwood Town and Crewe Alexandra.Key to Barnet’s blistering start is their form in front of goal as they have scored a league-leading 14 times.Leading the Bees’ goalscoring charts is Charlie Lakin, who has netted an impressive five times this term.Two of Lakin’s goals came on Saturday in Barnet’s 2-1 win over Accrington Stanley.It was far from a straightforward win for the Bees as they had to come from behind against the Reds, who also went down to 10 men when Devon Matthews was sent off in the second half.The likes of Bees defender Adam Senior have been key in the teams’ unbeaten startGettyReacting to the win, Bees boss Brennan hailed his side for a scintillating display that could’ve done with an extra touch of quality.However, he voiced his concerns that Barnet had yet again failed to keep their first clean sheet of the campaign.“I told the players at half-time that was the most dominant performance we had in the first half,” Brennan said.“We got ourselves into great areas in the final action and phase of play, but needed that extra bit of quality.“We should have been two or three goals up and I was really shocked with the formation they played.“We changed our tactics at half-time, played total football and doubled up on the flanks, which paid off with the first goal.Brennan has been in charge of Barnet since September 2021Getty“We limited them to very little chances. Lakin does what he does best in the ‘killer zone’.“We’re happy with the victory. We need to start getting clean sheets, but winning is everything in football.”Barnet will look to preserve their unbeaten status when they host Fleetwood on Saturday, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm.