Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel increased their lead at the top to nine points with a 5-1 win at AFC Leopard.
Goals from Moore (2), Lavalette, Cope and Barlow eased Railway to a comfortable victory.
Nantwich Town assistant manager Phil Eastwood has left the club, citing personal reasons.
Eastwood joined the club in the summer of 2013 as first team coach when Danny Johnson took over as manager at the Weaver Stadium.
By Richard Scott
A clinically taken brace from Aaron Burns wasn’t enough to give Nantwich Town a second victory in as many games.
The Dabbers dominated throughout, but hosts Stamford came from behind twice to steal a point.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town chairman Jon Gold said he is delighted the Northern Premier League has recognised the way the Dabbers play.
Nantwich were awarded with the Northern Premier League Fair Play award for November.
Two late goals helped Nantwich Town to a much-needed victory over Barwell in the Evo-Stik Premier Division.
Strikes by Mark Winslade and Steve Jones earned the Dabbers a crucial three points at the Weaver Stadium.
There were convincing victories for Railway Hotel, Willaston White Star and AFC Leopard in the Crewe FA Sunday Challenge Cup.
But it was Division One side Wistaston Ath who pulled off the shock of the round with 2-1 win over Premier Division Sydney Arms.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town gave a battling performance away at high-flying Ilkeston FC.
But goals from James Reid and Kane Richards either side of a Harry Clayton strike saw the hosts take all three points.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town have won the Northern Premier League Fair Play Award for the month of November.
The Dabbers picked up only two cautions in the month in their four league games, putting them top of the Evo-Stik Premier Division fair play table.
Railway Hotel maintained their lead in the Premier Division of the Crewe Regional Sunday Football League with 1-0 win over title rivals Square One.
In a tight affair, Railway Hotel looked the sharpest in the first half.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town were beaten 2-1 by second-placed Curzon Ashton, despite proving more than match for them at the Weaver Stadium.
Dabbers boss Danny Johnson was able to name the same 16 that won so convincingly at Belper the previous Saturday.
Willaston White Star put their CCFA disappointment behind them in winning 3-2 against AFC Leopard in the Premier Division Knockout Cup.
The Willaston goals came from Asher Moat, Ben Burrows and Henry Blundell, while Ridgard and Duff netted for Leopard.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town put in a sensational performance to beat Belper Town 4-1 as they blew their hosts, writes Richard Scott.
Captain Mark Jones returned for the Dabbers, while Harry Clayton and Mark Winslade started up front with Aaron Burns on the bench.
Nantwich Town face a crunch game away at relegation rivals Belper Town.
Defeat for the Dabbers, who sit just two points above second from bottom Belper, could see them slip into the bottom places if other results go against them.
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