Here's how our Hartlepool United writer thinks Pools could line up in North London. Do you agree with his predictions?
5. Left-back: David Ferguson
Has been excellent under Lennie Lawrence and produced another impressive display in the win over Oldham, with his threatening cross leading to Anthony Mancini's decisive strike. Barnet will provide another tough test but Ferguson is playing as well as he has all season. Photo: Frank Reid
6. Central-midfield: Nicky Featherstone
Is just three games away from overtaking Antony Sweeney and becoming the club's third-highest appearance-maker of all-time. Has been outstanding under Lennie Lawrence, starting all 12 league games. Will have an important role to play if Pools are to exert any control over a Barnet side who like to dominate possession. Photo: Frank Reid
7. Central-midfield: Nathan Sheron
Set to start his 29th successive game for Pools after returning to his favoured midfield role against Oldham. Was impressive in the reverse fixture and will need to produce a similar performance if he's to help stifle Barnet's creative threat. Photo: Frank Reid
8. Central-midfield: Jack Hunter
Lost his place in the side ahead of the Oldham game and hasn't quite made as much of an impact as he might have hoped after signing for Pools in the summer. It seems unlikely that Lennie Lawrence will stick with the 4-4-2 formation he fielded on New Year's Day, meaning he can either restore Luke Charman to the side and revert back to his favoured 4-2-3-1 or he could bring Hunter back into the XI to add more muscle in midfield. Given that Barnet will be determined to dictate play, Lawrence might favour the return of Hunter as Pools look to frustrate the Bees. Photo: Frank Reid