Nantwich Town bosses hailed their FA Trophy victory over Stourbridge as one of the biggest in the club’s history.
The Dabbers triumphed 1-0 in their last 16 clash at the Weaver Stadium in front of around 500 fans last night (February 16).
Willaston WS secured the final semi-final spot in the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
They thumped NHB 6-0 with goals from Nathan Cherrington (2), Kieran Ellis (2), Henry Blundell and Asher Moat.
Nantwich Town groundsman Pete Temmen is in the running for the FA Groundsmen of the year award for the second season running.
Pete, who won the award in 2015, has been shortlisted again for his excellent work on the Weaver Stadium pitch this season.
Darren Thornton is leaving Nantwich Town to join Conference North side Bradford Park Avenue.
The Dabbers defender says the reason for leaving is due a relocation with his partner to Yorkshire and the impending birth of their first child.
Railway Hotel, Brunel Arms and Crewe Athletic have made it through to the Crewe FA Sunday Cup semi-finals.
Railway won 1-0 at Salvador with Lee Mellor scoring the only goal.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town manager Phil Parkinson is looking forward to the all Northern Premier League clash in the FA Trophy 3rd round as Stourbridge visit the Weaver Stadium.
One team will go on to represent the league in the quarter-finals and sit just three games away from a possible date at Wembley in May.
The FA is staging a free February half term football session for girls.
The session is being offered to girls aged 7-11 at Nantwich Town FC’s 3G pitch at the Weaver Stadium.
Willaston WS and Wistaston Ath both progressed in the Presidents Cup in the Crewe Regional Sunday League.
Willaston ran out 3-2 winners in a tight encounter against AFC Leopard thanks to two goals from Moat, and one from Blundell.
Nantwich Town new signing Sam Cosgrove made his debut in the 1-1 home draw with Ilkeston FC.
Cosgrove joins the Weaver Stadium outfit on loan from League One Wigan Athletic.
A Nantwich Town official is trying to track down more of the club’s FA Vase heroes from 10 years ago – for a new book.
Club press officer Richard Scott is keen to speak to all of those involved in the historic victory of 2006.
By Jamie Davies
Nantwich Town made history by reaching the third round of the FA Trophy for the first time by thumping Bradford Park Avenue 5-0.
Matt Bell’s beautiful left foot finish opened the scoring six minutes before the interval to put the Dabbers into the lead.
Top two Square One and Railway Hotel have opened up a gap in the chase for the Crewe Regional Sunday Premier League title.
They took advantage of a slip up by third placed Crewe Athletic to open up a five-point lead.
Nantwich Town chairman Tony Davison has hit out after a promotion rival only received a suspended points deduction for fielding an ineligible player.
Evo-Stik Premier League has decided not to immediately deduct Darlington points after they were found guilty of selecting Anthony Bell in eight matches early in the season.
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