In the Crewe Regional Sunday League there were seven games in the second round of the Presidents Cup, two featuring Premier Division clubs.
George & Dragon were too strong for Audlem, winning 8-1, with goals from Jordan Johnson (3), Ben Brown (2), Robbie Hatton, Andy Houston and Steve Jenyons. Shea Bebbington netted for Audlem.
Nantwich Town boss Ritchie Sutton bemoaned his side’s first half performance as the Dabbers were beaten once more at the Swansway Stadium.
But he also praised the way the hosts fought back after the break, despite eventually losing the game 1-2.
In the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division, NHB beat Cheshire Cheese 7-2.
Matty Ashbrook and Paul Studley both netted three, with Frank Farrington also on target. John Cope and Charlie Maines scored for Cheshire Cheese.
Nantwich Town’s poor run of form continued with another home defeat, this time losing 1-0 to fellow strugglers Liversedge.
A Jack Carr goal in the 38th minute was enough to seal the points for the visitors in front of 300 fans at the Swansway Stadium.
Nantwich Town have appointed Gary Richardson as the new Club Secretary.
Gary is a familiar face at the club and has been assisting Carl Thorpe in his duties for the last two years as Match Day Secretary, before stepping up into the full Club Secretary role.
Nantwich Walking Football has enjoyed a double celebration after securing new kits sponsored by Nantwich Television Centre and also finding a new home.
The new kits were launched with two friendly matches as Nantwich Over 60s played Neston Nomads and ran out 3-0 winners.
In the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division, Betley looked to be heading for a comfortable victory over newly promoted Audlem.
They led 4-0 thanks to a hat-trick from Keiron Duckers and a Danny Lavalette penalty.
Nantwich could not end their recent run of no win in four games as they slumped to another defeat at Bamber Bridge.
Dabbers boss Ritchie Sutton started with new signing Tom Booth in goal, who has joined on loan from Crewe.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies played a six-goal thriller against Runcorn side Brookvale United Ladies FC.
It was Nantwich’s first home game of the season at the Swansway Stadium in the Premier Division of the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League.
By Dan Jackson
Nantwich Town’s poor home form continued after they were beaten 2-1 by fellow strugglers Marine at the Swansway Stadium last night.
Jacob Edwards and Jack Sherratt returned to the Dabbers starting line-up, and Harry Nevin make his debut, only hours after signing on loan from Preston North End.
In the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division, Betley scored through Keiron Duckers with their first attack of the game against The Lions.
But they roared back and equalised after 15 minutes, and went on to claim a 1-4 victory.
Nantwich Town’s struggles continued as they crashed out of the FA Trophy with a 2-0 defeat at home to Warrington Rylands.
Two first-half goals for the visitors were enough to ease through against a toothless Dabbers.
A Nantwich football team for South Cheshire children aged under 11 has netted support from the firm who sponsor Crewe Alexandra FC.
The Rangers, part of Cheshire Blades FC, have stepped out in a new kit backed by breakfast firm Mornflake in Crewe.
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